Ralph Henderson

Man Ray, You get em done faster than I can even look at em... Great Job too, BTW...

I gets it.. lol...

Man, THOSE are some nice looking parts. Hope this comes to fruition. If they give us more goodies, we will (or at least I will) give em some of my money...

That is a stunning piece. Considering the GMP 1/12 scale GT's and Cobras are around $900 and up, this seems like a bargain..

well put Matt... I for one will definitely be in for one of the new 1/24 cars. even if I have to buy a photo etch upgrade kit, or swap a set of valve covers, some knock offs, and a carb from something else.... We, (even me) are nitpicking details that we will barely see sitting on a table 3 feet away. I see everything on a 27 monitor. even at 1/8 scale these details are twice life size or bigger I gotta believe that by the time we get these kits they will be just fine. The hobby is changing, we'll be OK...

Thank you, I'll be here all week,,, Try the veal and Tip your waitress...

yeah, looks like my closet...

Now, if we could get them to do a MarkIV, AND a Daytona Coupe with the same details....

Yeah, I'll pick one up too...

Some pieces look a bit clunky, or downright WRONG, but what in the wide world of sports is happening with the brake rotors??

Great minds, etc... Nice job!! I think these are overlooked for fun Dragster type builds...

nice work!!

Brave too, since Ken Miles died testing a J-Car in August of 66

Nice work Gramps. Sure would be cool if someone did trans kits for the J-Car and the Mark IV for use with the Fujimis. A lot of us would be happy with those on the shelf....

yes, I think so. Did some cool stuff as I recall

I believe Andy Martin did the resin..

I am rlh55. date sounds about right.. lol..

so you're the guy that outbid me on that?? no worries. the beat up built up I just scored is going to wind up as Breedlove's Bonne car, I think... We'll see...

That's cool Helmut!. I just rescued a builtup on ebay that somebody did a rather poor job of trying to "full detail". By the time it got from New York to California, it was pretty beat up, but I'll get it fixed up, and fix some of the stuff that the other guy monkey'd up. I shoulda known better, but you shoot somebody a question and a "Best offer" and they take it. Gotta follow thru..

good lord.... but I do like the way you think....

Great job Gary. That is one of the most beautiful examples ever of automotive art, and you captured it very well...

Here's something I'd like to put the Ford Indy motor in....

I agree with Ray, I think a taller wing might look a bit better. and maybe weedburner headers...?

Hey Tim, Please don't be afraid to share scans of the articles?? One of Scott's Glidden Fairmonts is on my short list also...

Great work, fun to watch!