TransAmMike

I was watching an older Mecom Auction at Kissamee, FL today and across the block was a 427 Cobra that according to the description was Carroll's actual driver for a while. It was being sold by its third owner and was restored and painted a different color (charcoal gray metallic) than what i was originally. In spite of this, it sold for a cool $5,200,000. Yep thats tight, 5 million 200.000. big ones.

Well ,I never liked the Turbin's but I didn't want to buy wheels for it and found these in my limited stash and thought, well hey, they don't look half bad. I think the blach wash makes them stand out a bit. Thanks Steve.

We have waited two Fridays in a row now from non to 5 for the Lowes contracted dish washer repairman to show up. The first time Lowes service said the agant that took the order forgot to hit send. They rescheduled the next available repair for today.As I said, no show. I was finally able to get thru to automated person with the reair company and it said "we have no order pending on this phone number. My wife is about to by paper plates and plastic utensils to eat with?

Great to hear from you Buddy and thanks for the compliment!! I have an '87 T'bird Turbo Coupe, the '57 Filp front Chevy and '62 Pontiac Catalinain the works right now.

Thankyou Steven. Thanks Peter, as I had said, my first pickup truck build.

Well I did finally get mine. I know the markings are on the vast majority of the real cars but I love the look with them Well I did finally get mine to build. I know most all are the race marked cars but I just think it looks too cool with them. Anyway, as I said earlier, very nice work there Stephen.

That dragster is just way too cool Harry, love the Corvette theme there.?

Great and realistic looking '58 Helmut right down to the rain-drops?

Ya know Bill, this is one of the most realistic models I've seen on here.

Goodness Steven, that is looking even greater. Beautiful job on the top and just love the dog-dishes?

Hi Roman....I was searching for anyone who built this kit. I'm in the process of getting ready to paint a doner body that a fellow member sent me since I painted the original kit, messed it up, redid it and was still not happy with it. Anyway, on the first body I went ahead and glued the front bumper on and after the painting tried to get the headlight bezels in and the fit is terrible. So, on the doner body I'm putting the bezels in the bumper before painting and it is nothing but a pain in the beee-hind. I know it's been quite a while since you did this but do you remember issues with this. Just curious and if anyone else has done this kit, I'd like to hear from you. Thanks, Mike

Lookin good John. Since the darn chrome BMF sucks now I will try the matte in hopes maybe it sticks better. Looks good to me? BTW, the color is great on it!!

Wow, just wow Marco, I love it. Makes me wanna start on the one I have had for a while. Gr8888888888 job??

Yeah Buddy, looking good!!

Wow, what a cool llooking Camaro, you "fabricators" just kill me. Already impressive work Steve? , I'm a watchin'!!

Big tri-5 fan here especially '57's, very nice job on all 3 Jonathan? I actually think I like the black one.

Safe to say that one lives in the rust zone? Great and impressive work there Mario?

Yep, thats real looker?

Thats a sharp looking '65 Mike?

Now that's one great looking big Pontiac Claude?

Believe me Buddy, you will want the cutter. Just cleaner and straight cuts.

I'm just cu I'm just curious John, why did you have to use filler on the pillar, it looked fine in the unpainted pics?

Get a tubing cutter Bob, I think K&S makes them and it's at HL.

That's good to know, I guess I'll give it a try. Thanks.

Hey there Mark. Looking good so far Buddy, will be interested to see your header construction. I used solder on one set I built and aluminum wire on another. I think I preferred the aluminum wire. Good luck.