Clay

Good job on the pictures Raul, and nice models to all that participated.

Man that thing is pretty cool.

I saw three Studebakers in there, and that some one got to sit in one.

Abe all you got to do is left click on the 4th line of text underneath your image on photobucket ( IMG Code), it will copy itself and then paste it into your post, like this

I love these big cars. Where can I find these at?

Here is his eBay store. morgandetail http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ2...Q3aMEFSQ3aMESOI and here is one of his products.

Super Clean build. Good Job

Wow that looks pretty cool! Nice job.

Whenever we get down to Gainesville again I will go to her uncles place and tak some more pictures of all the STudebakers he has and man does he have alot.

Nice and Shiney..

I forgot one. Its a Foose Custom Ford Mustang.

Ok I thought I would share this with you guys cause I dont know how many of you actually get to go to an all Stude Car Show. I drove this one there. More can be viewed http://s72.photobucket.com/albums/i176/cjp...0East%20Region/

you get any pictures osted yet George?

Continued..... In your post, paste the IMG code, you copied it before, using Ctrl V, for a nice clean post it should look like this after pasting your links. Then it post topic or add reply, and then it should look like this.

This is for all the new, or more seasoned people that aren't very computer literate. Instead of attaching photos, you can include them in your post. Heres how. First, you need to locate the USB ports on your computer, if you have a desktop there should be a few in the front and back, laptops are on the side or back. Plug your camera in, assuming that all of you know how to do it. Open your My Computer, and look for your camera, it would be under cameras and scanners for XP, external devices for 2000. Not sure for Vista. Cameras usually have folders on them, so open these folders and find your pictures, select the ones you want ( hold the Ctrl key and click on each one you want) Then copy them ( Ctrl C) then open your My pictures folder, and paste them in that folder (or whatever folder you want). then open your photobucket account and click on albums. you can create a folder for your pics Or you can load them right there by clicking the choose files button. A window pops up, usually gos to your My pictures folder, find your folder where your pics are. You can upload a single picture. or you can select a few pictures, by holding the Ctrl Key and left clicking on the picture. or if you wan to select all, you can either do Ctrl A or click on the first pic, hold the shift key while clicking on the last picture. It will load your picture, then it will have 4 lines underrneath, LEFT click on the 4th line of text, it will copy itself. f

Another awesome build as always, I need to get me one of these kits so I can build one.

Yes it comes with stock parts, different axles, and a flat head engine. Also comes with 2 interior tubs, seats and grilles. Also I have noticed that without the fenders there is a gap under the trunk with nothing to cover it up. Will probably try to get a gas tank or something to put there.

Oh so we got jokes?

Actually I put it on mine when he still had a work in progress pic for his so Got a picture of what it is supposed to look like cause I know nothing about cars.

Where does it go? I was planning on leaving them that long....... or not. I was just testing them because the exhaust covers up a few of the holes I drilled for them.

Probably a dip in the purple pond but I am not sure if that will get rid of superglue. Use white glue next time.

That looks awesome. Love the yellow. Tip for the headlights, either use Elmers white glue or use superglue. They shouldn't fog up with those 2 glues.

Ok I have been tinkering with this off and on and I got a little work done. Got the rear suspension on Got the Front suspension on What do you get when you take these and add these? You get a rolling chassis (wont be rolling for long.) Almost got the engine done: Small Block Chevy 383 cu. in. ( I know Chevy in a Ford, but this one has more shiney parts) Using a prewired distributor from Raul who got it from Morgan Detail. Can anyone tell me why there is a ninth wire coming from the distributor though? More updates at a later date. Thanks for Looking.

I say its a moodel

You can find them on eBay a little bit cheaper. I was luck enough to find my first one at the PX toystore in 29 Palms. Whats so funny about that I was talking to my father in law about them making any kits and we walked in there and there it was. Needless to say that started a trend with him. He is where most of my kits came from.