Joe Handley

Dad has a very truthful saying about getting old, unfortunately.....I can't post it on here

Probably didn't intend to do that, then just rolled with it when that happened......then nearly rolled in the next corner

Don't know what it is, but it's one goofy looking little car

Wow, I thought my eyes were screwing with me at first! How hard was it to line everything up to make the Camaro clip fit the Nova body?

Some of the post '99 4.0l Jeeps had that problem too, apparently the heat shields separating the exhaust header from the intake system had a habit of holding flammable junk between itself and the header......IIRC they were installed because of some federally mandated recall to prevent the risk of the header starting things on fire

But it was still a Vega

Major improvement over the original Raul, very nicely done!

I'm going with Model here too, it just doesn't look right.

As bad as things have been for us here, be glad this hasn't happened to any of us here....not like it could easily happen in this hobby...................... http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=205387&highlight=Save+Brians+bodies+foot

She wrote that very well, and it can apply to many modeling hobbies as well. I'll have to forward that to some other forums I go on!

Kinda reminds me of the second gen Chrysler Concord

I've got a whole fleet..............

That is a stunning looking car Are they keeping the wood frames and body structuer under those?

No problem Brian, I not only grew up with that style of van (we just scraped the last one we had a few months back), I learned to drive in one as well!

Looks good, but those vans had their sliders along the roof and gutter instead of in the side like all Ford vans and the Chrysler minivans.

That's not the Mitsubishi 4G63 engine DIY, that's a poor rendition of the Chrysler 2.0l Neon engine with a turbo on it

Haven't hurt myself too badly with exacto knives yet, but I'm a bit OCD about being careful with them at the same time. The scary incicdent I did have was with an aluminum handled body reamer that fell out of the cap and nearly speared one of my feet

Isn't there a guitarish Whua,Whua in there somewhere too?

Probably will have to stick them in the Truck portion for now. Depending on what the new forums will be like and the style of Monster Truck, that could make a difference. If they put in a section specifically for "Competition Vehicles" as well as "Trucks" and or "Light Commercial" (including cop cars and the like), ect that could allow for the different style of Monsters to be put in different forums. If it's the original style ladder frame/leaf spring/steel body truck, those would be more likely to be a good fit on the "Truck" section, however modern tube frame, 'glas bodied "truggy" monsters can be technically be considered a competition or race vehicle and be pretty appropriate for a "Competition Vehicle" forum. It's not like they aren't less technologically advanced than some forms of race cars anyway

That is one wicked looking Charger!

Sweet looking '57!

Not sure what it is, I like how it looks.

Looks good with those big Centerlines Mark!

Great work on that G-Van Brian, looks just right! I hope that kits get's reissued sometime, never got around to buying one when they were on the shelves a few years back.