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I'll have some of what your having.... Cool stuff!!

Heck, I'd work at Filthys, IF they let me drive!!! Nice build.

Hey Snake, I'm back in with a 49 Ford, just a different one, I'll get ups some pictures this weekend. I've got "several" of them in various stages of UNDONE!!

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=311732 If you put pics of bagged truck frames in google, you'll get tons of stuff on 1;1 trucks. As for pictures of 1/25, don't know....

Thats looking good Fordf100. nice color for that car.

I do the same as peteski....

Thought I would show my latest WIP since its about half way done, just need to finish the weathering, find an engine, finish the interior and add the little bits. This started out for me when I got it in a swap, it has a very rough body {no primer used, just heavy lac paint, etched pretty deep} so it was only fitting to do a weathered shop truck, its missing ALOT of parts, but mostly the hood inserts are bugging me, anyone have a spare set PM me. Thanks for looking. EDIT; Why do my pictures look distorted? Robert

Cool stuff here!! So, no yellow on the exterior paint?

Really nice, like the complete package..

That turned out great...

Looking good. Got a color picked out yet?

Well, I must report!! The 49 is back in the box!! Will look for something new.

Just for those who think all SOHC's had the spark plugs on top..... When you thinks about it, the AMT 66 Galaxie SOHC has the correct valve covers for this early engine style.

Looking good. First "bent" master cylinder I've ever seen

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/52024-what-kit-has-a-good-ford-427-sohc/

Looks close. The biggest problem with any kit parts that I've seen is the timing cover, there close but not right. I like the T-bolt block as a starting point.

How about doing one with two fronts and then you could do one with two rears

Hers a good conversation on color. https://www.therpf.com/forums/threads/keaton-batmobile-color.50114/ Looking good on the dash.

OK, I'll play, with the "on the books" that it still may not get finished anytime soon! This is AMT 49 Ford that I started back in the late 70's, its had no less than 10 paint jobs, I'm pretty pleased with this one which I did about three years ago, Rustoleum straight out of the can. Put the flames on last year and back in the box it went. Still have no direction on the interior or what engine I;ll use. Time will tell. Robert

I think thats a 409 Earl...

USN 77-81 AFDL-6 at Little Creek, USS Yosemite AD-19 Med cruise 80-81. EN3 {just a flunky} but led to a career in the automotive field...Now retired

How about some pictures for those of us who don't know!!!

HEY, i wouldn't mind going to school in that...NICE

Always good to have a neighbor here. Welcome

That is AWESOME......