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Here are a couple of pics of the engine so far. Jerry

Sugar Rae broke our sofa doing laps around our house when she was younger. She would come down the stairs, do a box turn off the back and head back upstairs. Basically doing figure 8's. She would do about 6 laps or so. Great pics Rob. They bring back many memories. Jerry

Thanks Tony, my wife has a way with them and does this regularly. Jerry

Thanks David for your kind comments. I will be posting pics of the engine soon . Thanks John for the suggestion but I will be going with the Buick one. Jerry

Here are pics of valve covers, fan and rad and shroud . Jerry

These are pics of my latest project. My first car. A 1964 Olds F85 4 door. I am using parts from the "66 Chevelle wagon, chassis and engine bay. the engine will be out of the Buick GSX kit. The body is a resin one , as will be the interior. More to come. Thanks for looking. Jerry

Hi Guys, I know it has been a while but I have been having trouble accessing and posting. Whiskey, the dog on the left is now 1 year old. He sure had gotten big! He will be starting more agility training soon. He sure seems to enjoy it even though he has to duck to go through the tunnels. Jerry

Nice LTD Gerald, Did the mirrors come with the body? If not where did you find them? Jerry

What ever do you mean? I'm afraid I just don't understand. That cake looks very good ! Seriously, Happy birthday Snake, and many more! Jerry

For those of you who have made a dip stick for your engines, can you give any advice on how it is done, what materials to use ,etc. Thanks in advance, Jerry

Simply amazing Steve! Jerry

Here is the intake. Jerry

Thanks guys for the help. As it has been a very long time , and I was just a kid, I can't remember many details anymore. I did find a pic of an intake manifold on the internet.

Hi Guys, I'm hoping someone can help, The V6 in the Olds has a Rochester 1 barrel carb. I think the one from the 51 Chev kit will work but I can not find where the fuel line goes. If you have the answer that would be vey helpful. Thanks. Jerry

I finally got the pics from the Regional trial. Here are Diesel and Sugar Rae at the competition. There was a pro photographer at the trial and these are some of the pics she took. I hope you like them. Jerry

Tony, sorry to hear about Polly. I know your pain. It's never easy saying goodbye. She reminds me of my wife's uncle's dog. He had a Westie and he was quite the character. Take care, Jerry

Looks like an interesting project David. Jerry

Those window cranks look fantastic Steve! Amazing work! Jerry

Great looking Truckster Bill. Really looks the part! Question, does the Batmobile kit you used for the frame and such look like this?

Hey Joe, nice Boston! Very cute! Nice pack Robert! They should be a handful . We just got back from Moosejaw where we participated in a regional agility trial. Diesel did well for his first regionals. He got a second and a couple of third place finishes in 24 inch category. Not bad for his first regionals. Sugar Rae did well also, she qualified for nationals! Way to go Sugar. Pics to follow. Jerry

Well done Randy! I love it. I especially like the panel between the tail lights. What did you use to to dull the chrome without loosing the lettering and the strips? Was this area painted by brush? I am working on my own Olds and would like to replicate your results on mine. Jerry

Yesterday Whiskey tried sheepherding and he did very well. He is a little timid about new things so we did not know how he would react to the sheep. The sheep could sense his he was unsure so they tried stomping their feet to intimidate him at first. He did not react and before you know it he was moving them around quite well. This is a screen shot from the video I took. He sure looks like he's having fun! He did quite well and passed his instinct test. He sure was tired by the time we came home but wanted to go again! When we put him in the van he just looked up at me , his chin resting on the bed in his crate, his eyes shining as if to say, that was great! Jerry

Thank you Greg and Mark. I have found a pic of an Olds 225 that must have been posted reliantly because it did not come up before I will post this model on the forum soon. I think I will go with the engine from the Buick kit as I have one on hand I know the scale isn't right but I think I can make it work. Jerry

I had a 1964 Olds with the 225 V6 more than 4 decades ago and am building a model of this car I am looking for info and was hoping someone could help as there is not a lot of info on the internet. From what I have found the Buick 225 is the same engine . Is this correct? Also did Olds and Buick use the same paint on their V6 engines in '64. If the engines are the same I can modify the Grand national engine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Jerry

Those hinges look amazing! Another "best" seller in the works! Jerry