Jon Cole

What you are seeking...

I know it's common practice here to poo on anything and everything, but... I really like that Maybach.

The wife used to have a '92 Shelby... fun car.

If you want a toy, use silver paint. If you want a nice scale model, use BMF.

I went with real.

This is gonna rock! Are you going to leave the the means of entry/exit as is? The ground skirts are awesome! Keep this going!

I know just what you are referring to, Pete. Those modified chassis bits rock! With all the thrashin' about and overcorrecting, the photo makes perfect sense.

OK, now make it happen! DO like!

So this Q is coming up every two months now?

And my favorite ('cause I made it)... Another one of mine...

Try checking out his profile post, then click the link for his content.

Looks awesome, Scott!

You know, I have seen many a reference to frisket paper, yet I don't think I have ever seen it in use. I have seen it for sale in Michael's.

Basically, just prime & paint.

That is what I am trying for... how to modify the kit piece. Actually, somewhere here, a photo was shown of a steering modification to do posible steering, which is what I want to do... posible steering. Also, I am scratchbuilding new spindles to give the front end a lower stance. I found the photo in my Fotki. I think I will just try to duplicate what this person did. Sorry, I do not have the info to give credit to the builder.

Nothing?

Go big, Mike!

Fotki resizes automatically, thus allowing up to five pictures per post. If I want more photos than that, I just make additional posts.

I like the idea of using the wires from the upcoming 300 on the Hornet ragtop... it just looks right!

How do I make a functional tie rod on the Hudson?

Post your photos to a web host site such as Photobucket or Fotki first. I use a Fotki Premium account; automatically resizes photos.

Hey I like it! Slammed!

Thanks, Sean!

Yeah, but... does anyone know when the convertible version of the '52 Hudson Hornet will be available? An item order number also?