Bucky

which leads to

One good looking yellow shade recently has been the newer Dodge Challengers.

Big OOOOPS!!

I wonder, too. My email made it through.

saved me 15%

made me think

Meanwhile, during the

I've thought about it for a while.......I'm leaning toward 1967 as my fave year. Just a sampling of the crazy rides available for 1967.

Wonderful stuff! I sent him some various parts to cast, and he sent me the originals back, plus some other stuff. I have about three dozen of those distributors. Best in the hobby, IMHO!!

A 60's Duster has to be pretty rare!

Thanks, Mr. Zombie!!

You shudda bought that, Scott!!

So cool! This looks great! I have this kit in the stash. I've worn it out taking it down from the shelf, and putting it back! LoL

Beautiful! It looked kinda gray before.

This 4 foot case will go along with the 5'-10" case I already have. it came from a closed down jewelry store, too. I do need to add some more glass shelves to both cases for maximum display volume! HAHA

I'll take the camera next time I go to the storage unit. I meant to today and forgot it.

I picked up an item that is sorta model car related....I found a 4 foot long glass showcase, with a glass shelf, mirrored inside panels and doors, sitting outside a beauty shop with a sign on it that said "no charge". You spell that F-R-E-E! It is now residing in my storage unit, awaiting the move to our new house. I didn't get a chance to take a pic of it. It should hold a few built models.

Cool stuff, Mike!

Last weekend I saw a Muntz Jet on I-55 in Missouri. First real one I've ever seen. Also, there was a 65 T-bird, 69 Camaro, 64 Impala. Today, I saw a 71 Chevelle on the road, a 66 T-bird in a driveway, a 59 Plymouth 4 door sitting by a barn, and a 68 Chevy longbed pickup in a yard.

Another option for black trim is a sheet of black BMF.

Hybrid! Sorta like the '79 Trans Am I had that had a 403 Oldsmobile engine in it from the factory! LOL This little Fiero looks pretty wicked!! Nice job!

I, for one, would grab whatever AMC kit that comes out. I owned a '77 Hornet AMX hatchback when it was new. Would love to see that in scale! The AMC cars, to me, were certainly as interesting as anything GM put out back then. In my stash, I have Ambassadors, Rebels, Americans, Pacers, Gremlins, Javelin AMXs, even the '59 Wagon. I just have no Hornet (too costly these days). I believe a newly tooled kit would sell well. The original kits have hefty pricetags on the online thing. I'd buy a whole lot more of a new AMX kit than I would a brand X that's been re-issued umpteen times!

I think I got it.

I had it figured for some sort of MOPAR, but had no idea from where!

WOW! Tough one!