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Steve, Welcome to the forum. My life parallels yours surprisingly. This IS a wonderful community of builders. I am often blown away with their skill and creativity. Enjoy the ride!

Wow! That is going to be one flashy four door.

Timothy, Very nice work on your custom parts there. I would be interested in one of those headache racks. Here are a couple of ones I fabricated recently.

The graphics seem a little over the top. But I imagine in a display case full of builds, your average non-builder would be drawn right to it like moth to a flame.

Very tasty 'Cuda. Well done!

BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH fine job of weathering there. It makes me cold too! I do have a suggestion. Do this to the tires and rims for better fit.

Beautiful truck. Could you share specifically which color green you used?

Who do I contact to join? I could use the motivation to finish this.

Nice idea. I do not have enough inventory (yet).

That is good to hear. He had some things I liked to make a few unique builds. (Like a 70 Charger with 68 front end)

Just ordered 5 items from him. Hope all goes well.

Good to hear she is doing better. I know that an awesome, loving wife is a precious gift.

Thank you David. I am pretty happy how they turned out.

Very nice indeed. What is the source of the foam surround for the Ram Air?

Very classy ride you have there.

Thanks for the heads up. We shall see what my enthusiasm is for that (when the time comes). Except for the forums, I have no discerning audience around here that will even notice if I do or do not.

Got my welders for my shop finished up.

Great paint in the sunshine. BRAVO!

I just purchased my kit. (HL $17.99) I am absolutely going to make a cop car. Have not decided on which municipality yet. I will make my own decals. I do realize I will have to fab some B pillars for realism. It may be a ways down the road though.

Well done! From another Brad K. fan. (In fact I am wearing a blue deuce T-shirt as I type this)

Way cool trailer. Something unique.

Try using Testors "Windowmaker". Apply drops as needed with the lenses facing up. It self wicks to the edge, dries clear and is fairly glossy. And if you don't like it, you can gently pick it off in one piece with a pin or toothpick.

I am interested in how yours turns out. I recommend you do the woodgraining trick. (You commented on the one I built last year)

Unique build. Following.

Detailed up a few more items. Added an argon tank to the Miller TIG welder and attached hoses to it. Fabricated some colored hoses and attached them to the oxy-acetylene regulators. I didn't like how the flammables locker sat directly on the floor so I gave it a cove base. I also attached the spare argon tank with removable safety chain.