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I have only been to ONE model show but many other hobby/trade shows. The only ones that should be allowed in early are vendors. Everyone else should have to wait in line for the opening of the show. Registration forms should be made available ahead of time for those wishing to quickly get their models on the tables. Perhaps there is a way to preregister for the show (there could be a discount to fees for preregistering). Everyone else should have to decide if they are going to get their models registered or quickly head to the vendors and look for deals. Nobody should be able to buy special privileges. If you want to get in early, show up at the venue early so you a closer to the front of the line. That is my totally uninformed and biased opinion.

The EPA will not fix your engine if it blows up because you used improper fuel. I would do what the manufacturer says. Put a call into the service department and your local Ford dealer.

I believe GoFundMe keeps a pretty large percentage of monies donated. Should be easy enough to setup a supporter subscription on the forum. That way all the money goes to MCM.

If they are in member only areas (if this forum has them) he will otherwise he can see everything that a guest can.

Jim, Don't focus on the negative. The positive side is, they know what is wrong and it is probably an easy fix. Your double vision will go away and you will have a cool scar to show off at the next NNL show you attend.

Thanks!

That makes 3 that I have gotten correct in this entire thread

I used the email listed in the Aftermarket Directory. PM sent.

She reminds me of Sharon Stone.

He had his hands full at the very end. Thanks for sharing the video.

Is this the color?

I think this one needs a lighter paint color to work.

Can get it at the big crafting stores or online. I think even Walmart had it.

Got this in the mail today. Unfortunately, the person who shipped it left everything loose in the box and the windshield and vent windows got broken off (looks like 4 pieces). I will have to set it aside until I feel confident enough to try and fix it. I will probably never find another one for as cheap as I got this one, so it isn't worth shipping back. Looks to be complete with only a few pieces started. It still has the instructions and decals.

Try it in a different browser and see if you still have the same problem.

I would also have to go with a wagon. Need to be able to move all of my stuff when needed. 1967 Dodge Coronet. I would need a big block with an automatic transmission and air conditioning. Any other options would be icing on the cake. There was a brief time when I was known as "Station Wagon Mike". The folks that called me that thought they were putting me down. They were wrong.

That was a good trade.

Professional help. The exterminator/trapper will get them out and find where they are getting in.

Are you keeping the stock interior? Please tell me you are keeping the stock interior. The modified interior is the thing I dislike the most on the 1:1 versions of this mod. Looks like you have a good platform to start with. Love the stance! I will be following along.

They didn't say how much it cost, but it took 4 years to build.

All the photos in the links you guys provided will be a great help. Thanks so much for those!

Books will be here next week. Found some used ones online.

Thanks for the info. I will be on the lookout for those books.

Anything special i would need to do with resin, I have never used it (have barely worked with styrene). I am hoping my skill level will be a little further along before I attempt this. Guess I need to start getting some historical photos lined up. Are the AAR Cuda and T/A Challenger kits close to what was raced. I had assumed, like was mentioned above, there would be (at the very least) flared wheel openings. Wasn't sure if there were aftermarket racing interiors and chassis' that were produced. I think I am addicted to this site. There are so many knowledgeable people here.

I wouldn't use it to cheat. I have found images of cars and other things through the years and wanted to know what they were. Reverse image search would have come in handy.