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Nice rescue of on one of my favorite cars.

Man! That paint scheme is FRIGGIN' AWESOME!!!

Thanks guys. Still plugging away on finishing up the cab. Pesky mirrors keep falling apart.

Very nice.

Beautiful build Keith. Someday I will make a silver one like my buddy had. Any issues with the kit?

Songs about toilet paper. Is it me or is it getting a little strange around here....

I like them too. The Best Man at my wedding had an orange one.

I like Buy it Now. I visit ebay frequently but not constantly. Sometimes a week goes by and I forget that I have bid on something that closes 5 days later. I try to avoid being a deadbeat buyer. I also have finally gotten some disposable income so I don't mind paying reasonable prices if it something I want. I used to sell from time to time but I don't need the cash vs. the hassle/robbery.

Thank you Vince.

Thanks Paul.

Model Master "Black Chrome Trim" is has a matte finish and good coverage. Testors silver was a favorite until I discovered BMF and Molotow. I also recommend getting the biggest variety pack of ULTRA fine point Sharpies. They work great for touch ups, detailing and marking cut lines.

Pretty color on my favorite year Mustang. Great job.

Interesting build. Following.

Mark, Thanks. I tried to make it realistic as I could with the materials I had.

FINALLY!! the chassis is done! I have never put so many hours into ANY model before this one. For those of you who have built this kit, I am sure you will notice that I added a few mods. I think it turned out pretty nice.

Welcome! I always like the bright yellow livery of the Pennzoil TF dragster.

Thank you for sharing. My favorites are the black '63 Nomad hatchback, the white '58 Edsel Ranchero and the blue '70 Superbee.

After seeing the awesome builds Steve produces. I am changing to his method.

I look forward to seeing it.

Neat trick!!

I am a big fan of caramel. My favorite snack is Little Debbie Turtle Brownies. I am a diet controlled diabetic so I can only have ONE a day.

Very nice finishes on the exterior.

In a semi-related subject, a former co-work told me that when he worked on a fishing boat in Alaska, they were bringing in a load of supplies for their fishing village. Included were new car tires and cases of styrofoam cups in the forward hold. He said when they pulled into port and started unloading, the solvents from the new tires melted all the cups into goo.

Very nice indeed. Love the detail on the carb linkage, fuel lines and air cleaners.

Oregon has gone into essential personnel only mode. My boss is trying to figure out if we can still work since we provide emergency repair services for refrigerated food storage. He does want to keep us away from crowds if we are sent out. He says the company has plenty of cash reserves and accounts payable to stay afloat. Hopefully I do too. If I am told to stay home, I have an AWESOME WIFE and plenty of models to build.