Bucky

I thought that color looked familiar. I used it on a custom '66 Chevelle wagon. I didn't know it was a '65 only color, however.

I think it looks rather nice!

Close....I have a little more hair than Homer! Hahaha

For several years, I worked at the local nuclear power plant. Every year, we would have one or two outages, one in spring, one in autumn. Right around the time the weather starts changing. Anywhere from 1000 to 2000 employees would be hired for 30 to 45 days to work on the reactor. During these outages, a lot of germs were passed around. Nearly everyone was affected by the end of the outage. We always called it "nuclear flu", or "outage flu". I was lucky, because I had an office job, shuffling paperwork, and rarely had to venture into the reactor building, so I never did catch nuclear flu.

Fantastic looking top! Very well done!

Now, that Cobra I would buy!

Thanks! I've done plenty business with Joel. I'll give him a shout and see if I can scare up a couple those tanks. I have one of the '72 pickup kits, and a project similar to this might be just the ticket!

Maybe Tamiya will beat 'em to it! LoL

If one of these kits can be built perfectly, I believe this would be the result. Spectacular! TOP SHELF!

I'll follow along! What is the color you used on the body?

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Would be nice if you had another of those engines just for display purposes!

Right, I have two of these in kit form, and a dually version. I put the dually together years ago. After seeing this one, I think I'll revisit the dually!

Cool! I'm looking forward to your test run!

Interesting little setup. Is it rechargeable?

That turned out very nice! Great color, and the interior and gold stripes are the right combination, in my opinion. Well done!

Thanks for the info! Now...back to you, Steve! LoL

Not meaning to hijack the thread, but where did the tooling aluminum come from?

That built up very nicely! The blue looks great on it. Well done!!

Nitty gritty parts, there. Sure do look good.

I think it may affect people in different ways. Mrs. BUCKY was required to get one on two different occasions, as a condition of employment. She fell extremely ill both times, once ending up in the hospital. Needless to say....I'm skeered to get one!! LoL

I like what you have there! Well done! The running boards look great and the notch in the tailgate is cool!

No flu shot here, either!

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Thanks, folks! I kept trying to do it the hard way! LoL