Danno

Excellent job, David! Looks great!

Nice, Erich.

I love the colors, Ray!

No . . . kidding! What ARE they thinking? Just as an example, I always thought it would be a real game-changer if they were to stuff a 427 into a lightweight little Caribbean sports car and call it a 427 Culebra! Or, spice up their little compact with a special edition in coconut pearl paint . . . and call it a Pinto Colada. I mean, look what they've missed!!

LOL. Nor mine!

I like the 'Vette! Less is more. Looks . . . healthy!

I like those full width taillights a lot more than anything that ever made production!

That's cute. Nice job!

That's cute.

That's neat!

Nice, Don. Love those old NASCAR rides.

Nothing fancy? But, it is a very nice, clean build. Good job.

I live for impulse buying. If it wasn't for impulse buying, I wouldn't be sure I have a . . . pulse.

That's very nice!

Excellent weathering. Nice build!

JASON! That is witchin' with a B!

What Jim said.

Nice.

Well, that's really different! But it looks to be cleanly built, Scott. And good for you for letting your daughter pick the color and graphics! Years ago I knew a guy who had two young (twin) daughters. One excelled in school while the other struggled. He tried a lot of things to motivate the one daughter to get better grades. He finally hit on an idea. He was due to order a new company car a few weeks down the road, so he promised the daughter she could pick out the color of his next company car if she achieved a certain goal. She was jazzed . . . and motivated. She studied the Ford brochures alongside her school homework. When the time came, she met the goal set for her and she "won" the right to pick the color of dad's new company car. To his horror, Ford had introduced a pearly-lavender-pink iridescent color that year. I think they sold 7 or 8 cars nationally in that maggot-gagging color. You guessed it. Daughter Dearest proudly announced that was her selection! That poor guy lived up to his promise and gamely drove a fru-fru Taurus for the two years it took to rack up enough miles to get rid of it. I both felt sorry for him and admired him for being true to his daughter. (He never did that again.)

Amazing technique on the metalwork, Art. Thanks for sharing it.

OMG!! That is spectacular!!

Gnarly, Dude! Love the tat!

There's no drivers. How'd this happen? It would be much better if the cars were pink.

Nice.