Clay

COME ON PICTURES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man I wish you guys were a little closer, I would love to meet up with you guys.

Geez Virgil, I have never seen so much progress in a day. You must be retired or something. Anyway, love the caddy, and the skulls. The paint looks killer. I need to get me an air brush.

I am gonna go with my man George. It just doesnt ook right, so model.

Thats one good looking car. I kinda regret getting rid of mine in a trade, but I can always get another one. Is it done or at that waiting for the last touch stage like so many of my projects are? And too many pictures is never a bad thing. Keep them coming!!!

Thats a nice start to a rat. What are your plans? Colors, engine, stance? I have a tip, try using photobucket for your pictures. Its free. Here is a tutorial on how to use it if you don't know about it.

I am confused . why are there 2 different races going on on the same track at the same time?

Great job Mike, I got one of these in my stash. Hopefully it comes outas good as yours.

Thanks Dave, that guy is hilarious. Now get to painting!!!

I was rolling and my wife was rolling, and my poor daughter was trying to eat while we were watching it and she couldnt stay on.

Ani said she is going to get me all 3 for my Birthday at the end of this month. Can't wait.

This guy is hilarious. He will have you rolling. Jeff Dunham. Just keep searching and watching.

Wow, Dave that looks awesome! Love the rear window and the hood. I can't remember if you chose a color yet.

That is pretty good for a first build. Now when you say first build, do you mean very first or back into the hobby first? I do have some tips for you though, instead of painting stuff black, use a black sharpie. And the bed should have been the body color, unless you were putting a bedliner in it. Other than that good job.

Way to go George, lead to another victory!!

THat looks pretty good. I/m not really a fan of the molded in engines but you made it work. You asked me for advise about boot camp a while back, sorry it took so long to get back. But all you need to do is keep your mouth shut, do what your told, volunteer for everything, they will remember and it will pay off. Make sure your family and friends dont send you pictures that will embarass you. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask. Later,

I actually have 3 that are sentimental to me. 1. 1963 Studebaker Avanti Salt Licker. Built as a gift from fellow board member Raul Perez. 2. 1953 Studebaker Starliner Salt Licker. Built by another board member Curt Raitz (wasnt originally built as a gift that I know of, just appeared on my doorstep a few days before Christmas) 3. 1969 Yenko Camaro My first detailed build. Wouldnt have been able to do it without the help of all of you, especially Raul, Thanks.

Wow, thats awesome. Love the stance.

See what you gone and done George? Your rambling done went and made her lose her mind.

I really wish I could make it up there.

Well what ever you got planned it wont be a problem for that engine.

No I am cause Gregg put it in for me. But I guess sinse he mailed the August/September one out and I am guessing he started my sub after that. Sucks though, I missed out on some good info.

Well Dang, how did I miss that one?

Man that thing is looking good. Are you gonna do the salt truck?

Ok, now unless my number order and month order is wrong, shouldnt there be an October issue #135? I have the August/September #134 and November #136. Is there one missing?