Danno

I had everybody beat until Art weighed in! I started a year before Lyle. I'm hoping to get good at it some day!

Good answer!!

Okay, that's nice. #155 is out. So, where the hell is #156 ?!?!?!?! Why the greasygravy isn't it here yet???

Beautiful!

So who's bringing me in?

Strike two. It is a Starliner. The Sunliner was the convertable; the Skyliner was a retractable hardtop from 1957 to 1959 and not available in 1960; the Starliner was the swoopy hardtop you modeled.

Looks good, Martay! Nice job. * Still not bone-stock.

Very nice build, Mark. Great idea.

ONLY 4 weeks away! Be there!

They may be late to the party, but they are the ONLY source of current, state-of-the art equippage such as light bars, radios, laptops, prisoner seats (for the rear), MOPAR/Charger steelie 'cop wheels,' rear-view mirrors with integral emergency lights, and those new style pushbars! Magnums, Chargers, 300s, Silverados, Tahoes, even late model CV PIs can all benefit from the parts in these kits. Even more interesting is that the price is advertised at about $20* ... not much by today's standards. *At least at certain suppliers. I, too, staved off the hunger by purchasing a couple of the die cast kits. The parts are awesome. Bring 'em on.

Mind-bendingly spectacular! WOW!

Lindberg's LONG-AWAITED Police Charger kits are shipping ... due in stores 02-21. Gonna get a few! How 'bout you?

NICE!

Sherwin Williams company store or body shop supply houses. If your SW company store doesn't have it on the shelf, ask for it.

"Da AAMAZZZING SSSTEEELERSSS - Getting ready for the big game." So, when do you suppose they'll be finished getting ready?

Simply beautiful. One of the few models that actually deserves the term "Awesome." Great job!

Yeah. I spelled his name as accurately as he spelled mine.

Amphicar. Now that really floats my boat!

Yours has been rerouted to Jim Haight.

Rob, You know that 'tongue-in-cheek' doesn't require critique! Let the humor flow ... ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Is that the data plate I see near the front of the curb-side of the trailer, just ahead of the 'T51' marking? Thanks for the pix!

John, Nothing more eloquent to say than WOW! However, the much over-used AWESOME! is also certainly very appropriate here. Another Grand Slam Home Run knocked out of the park by Babe Teresi!

John, Nothing more eloquent to say than WOW! However, the much over-used AWESOME! is also certainly very appropriate here. Another Grand Slam Home Run knocked out of the park by Babe Teresi!

There is/are, but the unions won't let them use more efficient systems.

That looks like a '69. '63 was the first year for that series of Rivieras. Always good looking cars, regardless.