NitroMarty

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Understated and super clean..... Very cool!!! 👍

I'll be watching your progress on this... Would love to get my hands on one of those coupes.

Miss Bella was lounging in the sunlight coming in through the living room window, until I so rudely interrupted her by starting to fold some laundry.... She's living such a rough life.

Cool stuff... My dad was a builder back in the early days of the hobby... Late 50's and early 60's. Sure wish I had some of the stuff that he built back then, but he tossed it when we moved into a new house in the early 70's.

Inching closer and closer to wrapping up work on this ol' pig....

Had another great trading experience with Dust Collectors.... Thanks again!

The altereds are indeed Monogram.... Are you sure that the tires are rubber(ish)? I don't believe that those kits ever came with soft tires and separate wheels, so that would be a new one on me. Pretty sure the Triumph Roadster is an old Aurora kit... The had some very nice 1/32 scale stuff back in the day.

Have been gathering bits for this old 1/32 scale kit for years. Have pretty much enough stuff to (re)build a one.... Just need one more front wheel/tire assembly. It is a two piece (front and back halves) hard plastic assembly.... The same pieces can also found in the Monogram Boss Willys. Even better.... Would not mind finding unbuilt examples of all three kits (Boss Willys, Hemi Fiat, and Ford Screamer) from this 1/32 scale series, but that's a pretty big long shot.

Just finished a trade with FordF-100. Awesome guy to deal with... Thanks!!!

I can help you out... PM me your address. Do you need anything else from the engine? I have tons of those kits... One of my favorite parts sources.

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Another brief update.... Finished piecing together an injected Y-block to go under the hood. Just the old kit engine from way back when.... Injectors and valve covers are some 3D printed stuff that I ordered a few years ago.... Don't recall who made them. Need to finish painting a few engine compartment details and touch up a couple of spots on the chrome exhaust manifold, but I'm quite happy with the overall appearance.

Recently scored the remnants of several several early AMT Valiants. All are missing grilles, bumpers, head & taillights. Could really use the grilles and bumpers for a couple of 61 or 62 Valiants (or resin copies). Could also use a window unit if anybody has one. Thanks

A friend of mine has been getting custom decals made by STS. They have been doing really nice work for him.

PM headed your way.... Quite interested in the Warlord funny car (what condition/ how complete?) Capri, and possibly the Citation. Also, what's the story on the BMW on top of the stack?

1/25 or 1/16? What kinda stuff are you interested in?

Creeping along ever so slowly on this one.... Finally managed to sneak in a few minutes to break out the Dupli-Color 1K clear and give the old girl a couple of nice wet coats.....

Was quite surprised to find this at my local Farm & Fleet store. Ford trucks 42-47, sometimes referred to as jailbar Fords because of the vertical bar design of their grilles, have been mostly ignored in 1/24 or 1/25 scale. ( I recall one of the "mints" doing one, but even then they were a bit hard to find and a pricier than l like to pay for something I plan to chop up.) This one is a Motor Max piece and was priced at $13 on sale. It's boxed as a 42- 47, but the larger Ford script on the hood sides makes it a 46/47. (42/45 had smaller separate diecast scripts.)

Had a couple of super trades with Street Rod and TarheelRick.... Thanks, guys!

I would.... In a friggin heartbeat!!!!

Made a big pot of chili this morning, left it to simmer all day. By mid-afternoon the whole apartment smelled like heaven. Whipped up a double pan of cornbread at supper time. Topped the chili with chopped onions and shredded cheddar and chowed down... Can hardly wait for the next day leftovers tomorrow.... Chili is always better the next day! ?

My wife and I baked a big batch of snickerdoodle cookies yesterday morning.The wife decided to be nice and took a plate of them to our upstairs neighbor. This morning the neighbor reciprocated by stopping by with a freshly baked carmel apple pie... These wonderful ladies are playing hell on my blood sugar, but what a way to go!!!!

Driving home on the busy main drag through town (4 lane, though six with turn lanes where this occurred), after picking up a prescription at the drugstore this morning. Just as I entered an intersection, some tool on a bicycle blows through a red light from my right... Had to slam the brakes (as did drivers in the incoming lanes). I laid on the horn and the d-bag turns and flips me off. Keep in mind, this was no kid thinking they're invincible... This is a grown man, wearing all the d-bag bicyclist gear. Upside down, backward plastic bedpan helmet, spandex pants, goggles, etc..... No wonder drivers have no respect for them. (The kicker is that there is a bike path that goes under the road, less than 20 yards north of this particular intersection)

You might have to wait for the Spring Kemps meet to see it "finished"?