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Wow, that looks amazing!

Love these Chargers!

Open the door Fred, we got a call!

Thank you! They're aftermarket (Gopher Racing?). And yes, that's the next step!

You're welcome David. That is 100% true. I met a couple of the owners, at last month's downtown cruise-in. The T-bird was also in the July 4th parade.

Hey Rick, The museum is located on Old Winston Rd. It runs behind the Shopping center where Planet Fitness is on S.Main st. If you're on Main St heading into town, you go left at the light by Cagney's Restaurant, like you're going to the new Lowe's Foods (be in the right-hand turn lane). Stay straight (the left lane is turn only, unless you want to go to Smitty's Seafood Restaurant). It's on the right-hand side, about 1/4 mile after the turn lane ends.

Thanks for the tip, I will try that next time.

Pretty awesome!

Looks like a well cared for shop truck!

Great color choice for a sweet build! I have this one in my stash, and I too plan on building it as a service truck.

That is a masterpiece in weathering! Not to mention build quality and execution. It takes way more effort to produce a "patina effect", than a nice shiny paint job (probably why I haven't attempted one,lol).

That is absolutely beautiful! I love the two-tone. I'm guessing that's the "California Wheels" kit, that's still available at Hobby Lobby? I agree 100% with you on the quality of this kit. It practically falls together, because it's so well engineered. I built mine "Carolina Blue" just like the box pic, and it won 3rd place in the Import Category, at an IPMS show earlier this year.