MikeMc

That would no hair........

just take the correct size of alum tube, polish with 2000 or finer grit I use the metalizers..burnt exhaust and burnt iron, over non buffing alun.

Same source, different page...? customized ? http://www.sportscardigest.com/monterey-auction-report-2010-massive-monterey-money/ 1966 Ford GT40 Mk I ; S/N GT40P/1065; Engine # SGT/27; Ice Blue/Black leather; Recent restoration, 2+ condition; Hammered Sold at $1,500,000 plus commission of 10.00%; Final Price $1,650,000 – RHD. Webers, 5-spoke alloy centerlock wheels, Goodyear Blue Streak tires, 6.00-15 front, 7.00-15 rear, four Weber intake. Excellent paint and interior. Freshly restored and better looking than new. It's sacrilegious, but this car has been customized several times in its early history to suit various owners' preferences. Its current livery dates from an unknown restoration but thoughtfully returned it to something close to its original configuration and better than new condition. The 3,183 miles on the odometer may well be real, which is also sacrilegious. It deserves to be driven, if only a little. At this price it can be and is a sound value. – Lot # 054, Gooding & Company, Pebble Beach

See the red comments in my above post.....Its been "customized"!!!

yessir it is 1966 Ford GT40 Mk I ; S/N GT40P/1065; Engine # SGT/27; Ice Blue/Black leather; Recent restoration, 2+ condition; Hammered Sold at $1,500,000 plus commission of 10.00%; Final Price $1,650,000 – RHD. Webers, 5-spoke alloy centerlock wheels, Goodyear Blue Streak tires, 6.00-15 front, 7.00-15 rear, four Weber intake. Excellent paint and interior. Freshly restored and better looking than new. It's sacrilegious, but this car has been customized several times in its early history to suit various owners' preferences. Its current livery dates from an unknown restoration but thoughtfully returned it to something close to its original configuration and better than new condition. The 3,183 miles on the odometer may well be real, which is also sacrilegious. It deserves to be driven, if only a little. At this price it can be and is a sound value. – Lot # 054, Gooding & Company, Pebble Beach http://www.sportscar...monterey-money/

Looks like one of Jairus Watsons drawings of a '26....Michael Curry had his pictured with Jairus in MCM #159...pg 42

They are the stock caps for the car shown....It is 100% except for the mags, cut springs in front, and lowering blocks in the rear.

Both share my thoughts...Born in the early 50's my first real love of cars is the 60's.....I do love a lot of earlier cars for what they are...but not this one. As I did state earlier and as Harry just put it ...its a fantastic kit..I may get one. I suspect after I start seeing more builds it too will grow on me..just like the galaxie '47 chebbie aerosedan..which turned into one of my favorite builds.

Thanks for the memory...My buddy Dave just picked up a set of '56 olds caps...all Stainless...here

Well Done...Great front seat...looks comfy!! makes me want to finish up mine!!

I learned it in WI along with "ANA HEY" and "Ja ANA"?? Here is a real dictionary that now lists it as a word. http://www.merriam-w...tionary/ain%27t

OK professor, then why did Adam have the answer right away ? What pray tell is the issue...not spelling or usage...must be an incomplete sentence. Posted 29 August 2011 - 04:33 PM. http://way2manyhobbi...e_Top_Nats.html Hope to see you guys down in Fort Lauderdale for the show. Here is the new website for the show http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=45658&view=findpost&p=512379

Most Americans barely write or read ENGLISH.....they speak "American"......."AIN"T" !!!!!

I write reports by hand for inspections....The banks want handwritten info with multiple pictures....I also still read the newsPAPER...not online

He didn't post these.....

I thought the brake lines going to the calipers is great detail

Komrad..I always have turkey on thanks day....... Nah.....I thought it looked like a shoe...sorry!

Sorry for the info.

Auto Air is by the same people...but its Auto paint!

Nope.....5 Axis CNC

Harry..us oldsters DID learn that and a bit more...What do you expect when the NEA is against teaching cursive writing in our schools ? I also laugh when "spell check" gets used...The cars breaks failed comes to mind.....proofreading...not any more. <_<

CAD ?? Those are great skills to have in any place

Have to admit I cannot stand this car. NOT THE KIT !!! That said after seeing the instructions, parts , and the fit and finish....I may just pick a couple up The Tim Flock version is past kool!!!