Tony T

Duly printed, and many thanks! The cover is cooool, too!!

That's a calendar I'd pay money for! Nice, Jerry, nice!! Oh, and 12 blue ovals is fine by me!!

Happy New Year!

Too cool, Jerry! Well done, and Happy New Year!

Wow, that was pretty impressive! Maybe they should find a longer barge for the next landing, or at least find a way to keep it dry!!

Wow, another one heading out of the park! Beautiful!

JW was in the Man With The Golden Gun - Rode along with Bond in the Hornet roll! I've got a number of ideas for Emergency vehicles, and would love to have a new plastic Ford Police Interceptor kit! I'm wanting a couple of Police Chargers too. Here's one I've built, a Phantom Concorde High Speed Pursuit Vehicle: I've got to also get a few pictures of an RCMP Camaro I did a couple of years ago, based on one that a friend photographed in British Columbia.

Merry Christmas! So far so good! I like the new look.

This one is now Under Glass.

Merry Christmas!!

Very impressive, quality and quantity! Congrats on some fine work!

Fantastic builds!! That is quite a Class!

Awesome! Absolutely flat out awesome! Very well done. This one obviously had you inspired, as you seem to have set aside the Aero Coupe in order to finish this Vette! Kudos!

I live in Canada. We get snow. We get around. If you don't have to go out, you stay home. If you do, you give yourself extra time, and go slow. Subjectively - Best: '85 Ford Tempo with new all seasons and a manual trans. Very close 2nd was '00 Ford Focus LX manual trans with 4 snows. Close behind, 96 Chrysler Intrepid base model with 3.5 V6 with 4 snows. Just was a heavier car, so had to take that into account in bad weather. Worst: I'd have to say was last winter with my '00 Ford Taurus Wagon due to not having snows, and my tires were due to be replaced. Still didn't get stuck. Have new all-seasons, and it's great. It would be even better with snows, but that wasn't in the budget. I just slow down and drive to the conditions. I had a blast with a '77 Ford LTD II Squire Wagon in the snow!! It was a tank, and was a gas hog, but it was able to make it through snow, especially with snows on the back!! From what I have read over the years, you are best to put 4 snow tires on for winter weather driving. If you can only put 2, then put them on the rear, even with a front wheel drive car. Keeps the rear end in line with more traction in snow, other wise the rear end comes around pretty easily. I know it is counter-intuitive, but the video clip didn't lie! (You can probably find it on YouTube).

I think ya missed a spot, Jerry!! Nice looking!

If it's gonna be plowin' snow, best put some chains on! Maybe some weights back there, too.

I don't have anything else to add that hasn't already been said! Very nice first build! Good luck with choosing your next build, and be sure to post it here!

Very nice! I sure do like just about anything with a #43 on it! Especially some of the more obscure rides like this one.

Nicely done!

Sorry to hear of your loss, Bill.

That is looking aweful. Aweful funky!!

Very cool! Just need Muttley! I loved the show Wacky Races!

The colour looks fantastic! Really suites the car!