Bucky

Very cool! I especially like the high tech method used for holding the bed sides on! Can you tell me where the propane tank came from?

Cool! Thanks, Casey. I was going about it all wrong! LoL

A great MOPAR project! The red will make it a standout, no doubt!

That's the video I tried to enter in my post above. How do I post videos? I've tried on several different occasions, but haven't figured it out, yet. A PM with video posting instructions will help. LoL

after the blatant

Thanks for the pics! Looks like I was close....but no cigar! Hahaha

No turn signals in the front bumper?

When the official

This movie was supposedly set in 1962, but during one of the boulevard cruising scenes there is a 1967 Impala parked at the curb. I think it may be a 4 door, so the upcoming Supernatural kit would work for that. It's not a main character car, but it is an American Graffiti car. Also, I believe the Cadillac that got sprayed with shaving cream is a '59 4 door.

This has got me ready to start whacking plastic!! LoL

This is a great looking phantom! I like a good phantom that looks like it rolled right out of the factory. I have a spare '65 ElCamino body to try on a '65 GTO....one of these days!

Or, just drop some MENTOS in it and blow the holes out! LoL (Sorry...couldn't resist!)

WOW!! That's a standout build!! Great job!!

That's what I would do. The industrial scissors I have are small, and I can get really close to the markings on whatever I have laid out. These things will cut thicker stuff than a soda can. After cutting, a little light filing to fine tune the piece is usually all is needed.

That's what I was thinking! Ouch!!

Heavy duty scissors will work on soda can.

Titans/Seahawks would be alright with me! (Titans winning, of course!)

If that's the case, I have been since I was 8 years old! Hahahahahahaha! (See? Whad eye tale ewe?)

https://youtu.be/HQGzdrln44w See if this link works.

There has been some really cool and different stuff posted, lately! Way to go, hobbyists!!

I noticed that last week when cruising thru what eBay had to offer. And, they tossed in a scantily clad scale sized lady, in case you needed some purchase incentive!

Welcome! You've joined a place of vast knowledge and abundant banter! Plenty of great builders hereabout.

I couldn't get the forum's search function to work for me, so I used Google. It would have been easier and quicker to just post a new thread, but I didn't want to clog up the forum with a redundant subject.

I recently pulled up an old thread after doing a Google search for some info I was looking for. I posted my query on that thread and actually got a response from the OP!

nowadays, we have