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My kids all got together and treated my wife & I to KISS at Madison Square Garden last night for a Christmas gift. I've been a big fan for years and have seen them 5 or 6 times but this is "SUPPOSED TO BE" the end of the tour, we'll see. I have to say it was a GREAT show and a great time but I HATE driving in the city. I'm a New Yorker, born & raised here but not from the city. I'm a little more than 2 hours North. I live on a gravel road in the woods so that City driving kills me. Anyway, there is 1 more show tonight so if anyone is going, enjoy it and I hope it's a blast!

I got this box of goodies from a good friend.

Been working on this old glue bomb of a 69 Scrambler. It had 3 layers of paint (brushed on) and the thing is so brittle it keeps breaking apart. I'm planning on using an AMT Pro street 66 Nova chassis if I can ever get the body fixed.

I finished this one a while back. I hope it's ok to post it here.

Great job! It looks just right. You should add it to this other topic too.

CONGRATS!

Amazing build! glad to see you back at it.

Great build & weathering.

Great looking trucks. I haven't been to that fair since I was a kid but I usually go to the car show they have in May. Great show & I always come home with a model or 2 from the swap meet. Thanks for sharing!

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I always wanted to get one of these kits to build one like I saw at a local show years ago. Maybe one day.

I think that this has to be the nicest stock built Model A I've ever seen. Great job!

WOW, that's looking really nice. What did you start with for a base model? I've been looking for one of these for a long time now. I want to build one of my fathers 1:1 79 Ranchero.

Thanks Mark Thanks Rusty Thanks Chris Thanks Chuck Thanks Carl

Thanks Bob Thank you Doyle Thanks Samuel Thanks David Thank you Donato

Built from the parts box. There is a WIP to check out some of the build progress.

How about a real spare tire, or any spare tire. My mother in law's Jeep Compass only has an air compressor you plug into the cigarette lighter, I mean the phone charger socket or whatever they call it today.

I was probably 8 or 9 and my parents got this in a box lot at an auction. It got me hooked. Monogram 32 roadster.

DO IT!!!?

Nice, who makes the crew cab?

Thanks Jeff, I used a thin wire that I squeezed with the tip of some needle nosed pliers a little at a time. It gave it that tack weld look, then I just glued it in place.

Thanks Daniel Thanks bill Thanks Donato Thanks David Thanks Charles Thanks Charles

Man, this is some AMAZING weathering! Great job!

I'm calling it done. More under glass soon.