Bucky

who drives Volkswagens

Cute little econo box.

Seems like the primer would seal off anything from the plastic getting to the lacquer. I once had a problem with MCW paint. It wrinkled up something awful. I stripped it, cleaned the body really good, used the same primer, and the same paint. (I'm a sucker for punishment.) The second spray down went well, and it's in the display, now. That was over ten years ago. Still looks good. Before I abandoned this project, I'd strip the paint and reshoot it, again.

said the teenager

and lamb fries

At the diner,

Actually, there was a 1962 Grand Prix:

in grass skirts

but with a

filled with expired

better than the

I have two of the later re-issues of the AMT '78 LRE kit. Both kits have the five slot chrome wheels. They are all the same size. The wheels on the 1:1 trucks were 7 inch in the front, with GR60-15 tires, and 8 inch in the rear, with LR60-15 tires. https://www.dodgeconnection.com/LilRedInfo.html

which ain't real

for the 1947

about the bad

Then, the manager

You musta buffed it with diamond dust, cause it's sparkling!! Okay...I'll get me hat and coat!

with misspeeld wurds

I'd be in the market for a new-tool Marlin kit! Moebius, maybe?

I had a '77 Aspen SE like this one...t-tops and 360 V-8: I liked the performance, (as late 70's standards go), and the ride, but I can't call it my best MOPAR, as it made several trips to the dealership for various "lemon" issues.

Meanwhile, back at

of internet space!

I just yesterday ordered the '65 utility bed version of this pickup. I didn't think they were gonna be out this early.

This is going

Back in 1973. I bought a 1 owner 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 4 door sedan. Very low miles. Had never been driven over 45 mph, as it had never been outside the city of Nashville. I was 18 at the time. It was my first car. Not really what a typical 18 year old boy wanted to drive back then. I kept it for about 6 months, and traded it for a new Olds Omega. Since then, I've owned two more 1966 Coronets. Prolly just a touch of nostalgia fever, but I wouldn't mind having another '66 Coronet 500.