Classicgas

Very nice.

Beautiful.

Beautiful.

Probably not much more. I've been a cabinet finisher for 35+ years, over 40 in the wood industry, and I'm only making 5 more than that, the same wage I was being paid in 08.

I use 5 minute epoxy. Just let it almost set, a little dollop on the mirror and set in place.

I have both. The shelby has shelby specific parts, no gt parts.

I would still use a primer. Helps fill small imperfections, helps see high and low spots, helps even out the finish.

I've got something similar if I can find them. They need chrome of your choice.

Yes, she was hotlips in the movie, Loretta Switt was in the series. Sally also played Dr. Elizabeth Dener in the 2nd pilot for Star Trek, Where No Man Has Gone Before.

Nicely done.

Nice.

Like it? Not at all. I love it! Give me the oddball and uncommon every day. Well done sir. Where did you get the conversion parts?

Or even worse bouncing off the interior rear view mirror.

Not one thing in that list I want or need.

3 hours later I get the joke. Good one Bill. I hate these senior moments.

I know. I didn't say it was a good idea, just creative thinking.

Creative at the very least.

Well done.

Very well done.

I look forward to how you tackle the issues. Believe me, fit issues alone are numerous.

It's 1974, and I hear this song on the radio, Ballroom Blitz, by a band called Sweet. I love it. I get it, the b side is even better, a tune called Restless. Fast forward to 1975, they release another song, Fox On The Run. I'm hooked. B side is Burn On The Flame. I picked up the album the a side songs were from, a album called Desolation Boulevard. I'm hooked on this band. 3 of the 4 members are passed on now. In my opinion Sweet was perhaps the most under rated band of the 70s. Very talented musicians.

Congrats. 6 more years for me.

Oh yeah, most definitely. There are times I do that too. When I did my Porsche I just wanted to take a trip down memory lane lol.

Very cool and well done. Is the kit curbside? I gotta source one of these. How did you do the seat piping?

Are there issues with accuracy and buildability? Yes. But sometimes it's just fun to visit something from your childhood, corrections be darned, and just build it again.