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Very nice build.

The Ford race car set definitely. The Plated tanker if I did not already have one. If I collected Die-cast then the Mustang and Charger for sure.

I like American iron '53 to '78. Primarily Muscle cars with contrasting graphics. I like Big Rigs that can carry cars too.

Nice stance. I vote for keeping the knockoffs

Pretty. I like it.

Very nicely done. I like the red Cherry Bomb mufflers. I do that on all my builds. Adds a splash of color to the bottom.

Very nice example.

After setting it aside for 3 months, I finally got the motivation to get back to this one. I was trying to hunt down some shift linkage for my Boss 429 build and opened the box for this one. Once in hand, I applied some BMF and some Molotow and moved it to the "in progress" shelf.

Very nice work. I have one in progress that has stalled due to paint failure. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/155548-1967-shelby-gt-350-dark-blue/

Excellent work. Very fine result.

You must have some popular mechanics. You have run out of parking space. lol

Nice roomy diorama. I like the period look to it as well.

Engineering wise the huge volume of the blower case would be counterproductive for building boost from your turbochargers. Also where are the butterflies to be located and controlled? I would think an engine built that was would have very poor throttle response. Might work for an LSR effort though.

Looking very nice indeed. You efforts are paying off. I love the diorama.

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately I am out of that orange paint.

Slowly making progress. I have been trimming and thinning the parts box 67 engine bay to fit into the 68 body and chassis. I found the Shelby center console and added that to the interior tub. I also ran the spark plug wires on the 428 Cobra Jet. I even matched the factory wiring order. (Not that anyone would notice).

Those look quite handy.

I got this yesterday. I will not be using the wrecker portion. I just wanted the Ford truck with the smaller sleeper.

The 66 2+2 in metallic Brandywine.

The demise of many of my early models is similar. My brother and I both built models. A couple died by firecrackers but most were destroyed by demolition derbys. We had a long hallway upstairs with oak flooring. We would be at each end and slide them towards each other to make them crash. Our rule was once the engine came out the winner got to keep the loser's model. I had an unpainted 56 Ford that was pretty tough. I think I won 5 or 6 in a row with that car. My brother finally won it by strategically wrapping rubber bands around his engine compartment. Technically it was cheating but our rules were limited as we were grade school kids.

I do not know how I missed these but great results on all! BTW where do you get your RWL tire decals?

I will be following. I would like to encourage you to continue. Here is my only one's WIP.

Yep, Sexiest car ever made.

Gator, Thanks. The sleeper choice was based on a generous donation from Sam. I am not sure of which sleeper is the ERTL sleeper please share a pic if you have one. BTW the wheelbase actually exceeds that of my triple drive Freightliner.

I hear you. Too much detail takes too much time for those of us who are not retired, I am driven by the sense of accomplishment of an aesthetically pleasing final product. I do admire the skills of others and utilize their methods from time to time. I like to get about 5 done a year.