johnyrotten

Same here. Not knocking any creator, but the wealth of skill and knowledge here vastly eclipses what I've seen on YouTube. I use YouTube as a "third source", if at all, for a technique or product review.

Awesome work on that interior. That cage looks perfect.

Great looking coronet.

I had sent you a p.m. sorry Carl https://www.walmart.com/ip/Display-Stand-Action-Figures-Height-Adjustable-3D-Printed-Holder-Base-Dummy-T13-Versatile-Angles-Accessories-Easy-Stop-Motion-Showcase/17421802444?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=102633091&adid=2222222222817421802444_102633091_14069003552_202077872&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=42423897272&wl4=pla-319455734609&wl5=9004634&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=5469174572&wl11=online&wl12=17421802444_102633091&veh=sem&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=202077872&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwsrFBhD6ARIsAPnUFD0vgZNnsCrWahuSeTH-XXsVG9-keL2mCH_E4a34CYJPuQKV9P3a7pQaAhsxEALw_wcB

Watched that one last night. The scanner was interesting, they used it to re-create the venturi for the carb.

That's a crispy one. Nice work so far.👍👍

Wired the MSD on the Chevelle, among other things. This was fun.

Sorry about that.

Thanks for the tip. I've only used it for some detail painting so far. I see now why it's the go to product. I'm pretty meticulous with prep work, it's everything under the paint that makes it nice,but as you know something will usually pop up.

Tamiya paints. First time using them,yup I'm sold.

You've built a stunning Gto,Bruce. That color is absolutely beautiful out in the sun. 👍👍

The Desoto wasn't even entered in the show and was drawing a crowd. My mother had a dodge sportsman van when I was a kid, had to take that picture. It was a good show,probably 125 cars or so. I went mostly for the racing, they had the F.A.S.T. class (factory appearing, stock tire) running. Basically factory stock looking cars running WAY faster. It's basically all the bench racing stories turned into reality.

That's looking sharp.

Give 'em an inch. Just enough to hang themselves. Then it's "welcome to the find out "segment of tonight's program.

Couple more from the show

Just a few from the car show

Figured I'd add a bit of my experience so far. Biggest thing I've noticed is while it is more durable, it will take fingerprints before the laquer is applied. I think the heat from hands does it. Short term handling is no problem, I inadvertently had my thumb resting on it and back to square one. The other thing is,like most of the other products, the smoother the surface it goes on, the better it looks. Obviously. Also I noticed while cleaning my airbrush, there seems to be less "pigments" than molotow floating around. Either way still a solid product for the price IMHO.

Beautiful work Luke. Awesome job with the interior and under the hood.👍👍

She's cleaned up very well, and nice score on the donor car. If you play your cards right, you can recoup a bunch of money parting out the gt when you're done with it. Make sure you take EVERYTHING you need for the swap.

Real cool survivor. Enjoy that 15 minutes of YouTube fame.👍👍

Sharp looking Fairlane, perfect color combinations. The gold really makes it pop. 👍👍

"A" body mopar's are some of my favorites. Great work as always.👍👍

I first learned of them in an issue of hotrod, Kurt Urbans sleeper nova. The company that built that car, Wheel to Wheel I believe, actually had one large enough for a chassis. Probably some left over military surplus item. Not that you can't get something square and straight without one, It makes things a world more consistent and repeatable. As far out as that frame you described is,he must be drunk,have vertigo, and work in the dark.

That would be the next guy's problem, which is an all to common theme

We have a small (10x12 ish) cast iron one at work, came from a lot of machine tools my boss bought at auction. Maybe I should ask what he wants for it