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I will keep that in mind Alan.

Welcome aboard Robert.

That's a thought or maybe it would look like a dog hiking its leg to take a wiz ?

Thanks Alan. I think in my case I'd be playing with the junk yard dogs ? I did notice earlier than the frame is twisted a little. Don't know how I missed that.

The wife and I have had about every flavor of washer and dryer out there over the past 40+ years. Seems like our washer and dryer runs almost every day. I still don't get why the wife has to wash all whites together then all colors, jeans, etc. I throw it all in one load when she's not here and its fine. Washers and dryers last us on average about 4-6 years. they are all junk in my book but we have to have them. This buzzing noise I'm hearing means something is about to fail and the replacement parts are normally so high dollar that's its just not worth it since something else is probably going to fail shortly acter so, it forces us to buy a new one.

Thanks Ray. And here I thought I was on easy street with no bmf to put on this build.

I really like this AD truck since I have a 1949 1:1. Great job on the conversion Mario.

That green looks so good. Great detail work on the engine. Nice job.

Thanks buddy. You know what I like about this kit.......no chrome trim ?

They all look pretty sweet. Nice job on all of them.

Sharp looking ride. That blue paint job is killer.

Thanks much Larry.

Hot digity dog Mario. That looks pretty darn good. I like the chain laying across the fender like the ole boy that had this car was either getting ready to pull the engine or maybe he sold it and someone was on the way to pull it somewhere else.

Nice looking trio there Jonathan. They all look like they are ready for the Saturday night sock hop at the local dinner.

Well....I gotta be honest here James. I think those tires need to be moved inward and not stick out beyond the fenders. It would require removing the flat inner panel on the wheel well and then you'll have to cut into the bed. Pill bottles make nice tubs for those big ol meats. Like you, that is all new to me but ill be doing one soon er or later. Having said all that, its your model so you need to build it the way it looks good to you.

This is shaping into one fine looking automobile. What great craftsmanship.

Thanks for all the kind words Joe, Eric, Gareth, and Ray. I really appreciate it.

Nice looking truck. I like all the work so far.

That's going to be a good looking Camero man. Love that color.

Got some work done on the chassis and I'm done for the day.

Well....with everything going on today I did manage to make it to the hobby shop for some 7/32" brass tubing for the header extensions and I got the distributor wired and painted.

I know what you mean man. I'm getting selective on my kits now. Specially since the company has a different supplier and they know this new stuff is no good.

Good looking little 64 grocery getter. Love the color and the stance. Nicely done man.

Thanks to Alan for the tip on going with black instead of chrome on the dust cap and lugs. It's not a flat black but came out pretty good.

Thanks JC