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Very nice!! I like to mods; moving the oil filters and adding the wheelie bar...

Again, all are VERY nice!! The FEDs are just too cool!!

I'll second that!! They all look fantastic!! Thanks for sharing!!

Oh yeah!! The rake and stance are right on the money for this build!! Don't stop now!! You're making GREAT progress!! Later,

Very cool, Virgil...very cool indeed!! I think that the masking on the roof is perfect for the look that you're trying to achieve. It would look wrong if it were all perfectly proportioned and even. I can't wait to see the finished product!! Later,

Way too cool AND very clean!! I'd like to see how the centerless wheels are mounted to the suspension and how the brakes work!! Thanks for sharing!! Later,

I've always liked this style of paint scheme!! Are those machined aluminum wheels? Can't wait to see this one finished!!

Happy birthday, young man!! 20...WOW!!! It's been more than 20 years since I was 20!!! What's it like?? I can't remember!! I hope that you have a GREAT day!! Later,

Mike, You have my email address, my home address and probably my phone number. Sorry, but my website does not list what's "in stock" at CalSurplus. Drop me a line to let me know what you need and my "little helpers" can probably find what you're looking for, (like that quick-change rear end and suspension that's resting nicely under your '34 Ford pickup). Later,

Oh man, Bernard...I'm telling you...add a few plumbing fittings where the tubes come together and you could call this one the Sewer Rat!! Based on the color of plastic on your front axle, my friends at CalSurplus tell me that it came from a very early version of Monogram's '37 Ford sedan. And, the hotel extension of CalSurplus already has a room ready and reserved in your name the weekend of March 7th!! So, get your "stuff" in gear, get it done and start heading south!! The NNL West awaits!! Later,

Looking good, Brian!! The '69 Camaro was one of my favorites!! I had a '67 SS Camaro and almost bought a really nice '69 SS with the 396 and a four speed, but I didn't want to borrow the additional $300 that I needed to get it. Imagine that...only $300 separated me from one of my favorite cars... Later,

Very nice!! Now, how about posting some pics for us to see the whole thing!! Later,

This is my favorite shot!! What a cool pair of rides!! Keep up the GREAT work and thanks for sharing!!

WOW!!! That detail kit and your building skills are really making this one EXCELLENT build!! Thanks for sharing,

I'll second that!! I really like to look!! Later,

It's amazing how a bit of polishing and some BMF can improve the look of many diecast kits. Nice work, Jeff!! Later,

Jeff, I too am glad to see you back at it!! Your prior work is simply AWESOME!! This is pretty nice for a "mostly" out of the box build!! Thanks for sharing,

Very nice, Brendan!! It looks like you'll have quite a few builds for the show in March!! See you there!!

SURE!! Post it up!!

The hinges look GREAT!! Keep up the EXCELLENT work, Bill!! Later,

AWESOME WORK, as usual, Virgil!! What ever happened to "Bat Out of Hell"? I don't recall seeing it ever posted "Under Glass"... Thanks for sharing,

The roof looks GREAT, Dave!! I was never big on the sidepipes, but they were a predominant part of the Vettes from that era... Keep up the GREAT work!! Have you decided on a color yet?

And, I hope that you left the chicken at home, too!! Take care,

Nice weathering job!!

Looking good, Brendan! It's just not right that you can finish a model that fast!! It takes me that long just to get them out of the wrapper!! Later,