Trainwreck

If you use metal spacers like I do and want to keep them virtually rust free throw a packet of silica sand (like you would find in a new pair of shoes) in the drawer with them. It will draw the moisture from the surrounding area, keeping it away from your metal bits. This method also works for tools, so keep um purdy now that you know.

This week was next week last week. (credit; Daffy Duck)

That's looking really good.

Awe c'mon, fix the dent man. Then build the replica.

I'm seeing this in Cragars, scavenger pipes and raised a bit.

Opinions are like coffee, except I ask for coffee.

I was faced with this problem in reverse, I was able to score an original AWB Comet with no glass and used the newer glass to replace it. This application worked but I've never had the glass from the Dyno Don car so I can't say for sure if it's narrower than the newer version.

Going through my stash and finding a Monogram E-Jag coupe I forgot I had. The Egal is one step closer, Sweet!

Sounds like bad lighting and too much caffeine Bill.

A semi stock '66. (The rear wheel openings on the HUG are radiused ).

Just waiting for my son to move and I'm getting out of Dodge.

I've lived in my neighborhood for 40 odd years, it was pretty quiet when I moved in but now I've got cherries flashing once every couple weeks, progress?!?!, Not so much.

These two have a lot more potential than I thought they would.

Good to see you went the full detail route, keeping an eye on this build.

Found a few more bits for a future build.