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all I know is that it was in Indiana!! http://www.flatheadv8.org/v8bob/carshow.htm

Thanks Pat!!

Great Pics Pat, BTW when is the DAAM show at Macomb CC?

Hey Gang, Here is a link to the 23rd Annual Bay City MI contest coming up on Mar. 17 http://www.midmichiganmodelmakers.com/contest.html

Very cool! Can't wait to see it finished and like Brian said makes mine look tame. Here is link to pics of mine. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20

Fantastic work Simon, who makes the base kit you are using?

Congrats and Happy B-day!

I can imagine, as ice cream goes better than JD with cake! "bubba" will be happy he will get to take the foreign exchange student to the dance

Hey Jake great work. If you are interested I have the suspension from the original Bigfoot kit that also might work I would be akin to swapping you for the stock suspension pieces!

I feel your pain Jairus as I am that way around the old FE and 300 six bangers

Another option would be the engine from any of the MPC early 80's Ford Bronco kits as they are supposed to be 400ci and that engine is part of the "335" series that Ford produced which included the 351C, 351M and 400 the latter two were essntially the same as the first only basically smog motors and used the big block bellhousing I know there were other minor differences but it will pass for a Cleveland easily I may have one floating around let me know offline if you want it also you can use the valve covers from the MPC/AMT Boss 351 kit! HTH

Holy ######!!!!!!!!!! You are a master!!! that is awesome Who makes the base kit?

Bob, I can't believe let some of that JD spill on the table like that!! I hope you used a straw to clean it up!!!

Yeah, it has been around for awhile allegedly there was drinking involved but the daughter thing is a new twist that I hadn't heard yet! Whoever was driving was probably on a cell telling there friend how fast they were going which is why cell usage IMO should be banned while driving.

SAAAAAAHHHHHHWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTT If I move right now i will surely hurt myself

Not sure as they are an aftermarket set he picked up at a swap meet I will see him Fri. nite at the pool hall and ask.

WOW!!! Very nicely done looks like you would lose your hand in the paint

I love the Merc also and agree stick with a Y block but a Paxton Supercharged T-Bird 312!!!

Looks great to me!!! What kit is it?

It is a 37 and it sits on a modified set of TCI 34 Ford rails with "Eyeball Engineering" crossmembers. When he bought it all he got was a stock body shell, grill and title

This is how my buddies Packard looked last year however since then he has changed induction and wheels and tires. He went to a single carb and WW w/Full Moon wheelcovers.

Awsome job Brian And mums the word!!!

This was in an Email that was sent to him but he does have an interesting street rod it is a 37 Packard I will post some pics in the 1;1 section this weekend! But I do agree the pucker factor would be real high with this thing :twisted:

Hey Robyn, I believe they were the only kits of the High Roller series and they were modified tools of existing kits as the F150 could be brought down to stock ht. essentially by cutting the front coils and rear spring perches or using the suspension from the Monogram 1/24 Bronco! HTH

Hey gang! A little pik-me-up for the winter doldrums!!! A friend (I have a couple) sent this pic to me with the caption Michigan Hot Rod!!