Danno

Nice vintage look.

Beautiful, Mark.

Wildly spectacular, John, and spectacularly wild!!

Supernice! I feel spoiled ... I get to see this build ~in person~ from time to time as it progresses. As you can tell from the pics, it is spectacular! ... but there's no substitute for seeing it in person!! If you were to look up the phrase "awe-inspiring" ... this build would be the explanatory illustration provided.

Looks good, like a clean Jeep should!

Yet another awesome and truly inspiring issue! It's becoming a regular thing! Mahalo nui loa, Greggo and Harry and company.

Good to see you posting again! Kewl project.

The wagon is a '60. Quite rare these days, actually. Sad that I missed the Suburban when it was in production; I'd like to see that one back again.

Daniel? Are you any relation to the Daniel Peterson who used to post pithy comments and get blamed for anything and everything? Of course you are! Welcome back; we've missed you. Besides, we left the porchlight on so long ~ ~ ~ [wait for it ...] ~ ~ ~ we can't afford the 'lectric bill.

Nice.

Very nice!

Very nice!

Love those '32 Chevys!!

Oh, that is sweeet!

Hawt dang! Only FOUR days to go!

Very nice.

Nice.

The amber bulb in clear turn signal can be replicated in scale by placing a dot of 'Amber Turn Signal' paint in the center where the bulb would be, then after the amber has cured, fill the lens bucket or bezel with canopy glue or similar white glue. Once it cures, you'll have a fair representation of the 3-dimensional turn signal with an amber bulb.

Chris, Christian, Geoff: Thanks for the definitive info ... much better than the common rumors, innuendoes, and 'eyeball' assessments. I'll probably still buy both ~ just because of the uniqueness of the subjects. If I don't get them now, by the time I decide I should have, they'll be outrageously expensive unobtainium!

Still nice!

Nice, Dave!

Nice so far.

Nice.

Nice.

Beautiful builds ... beautiful combo!