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I forgot about the lego man in space.Dont forget the CANADA ARM on the space shuttles Not sure about this stampede you talk of.Our "expermental" heath care has been working well for decades,as well as our banking system.Just saying

Peter ,Im certanly not going with the expectation of winning.I've wanted to go to a model show for a long time now to do what exactly you have talked about.Looking forward to seeing the guys fromDAM and their builds as well as 5 or so truck builders I know

I hpoe so Nick.Not sure if my stuff is show worthy,but full tables look better

only in cup.nationwide and trucks still use carbs

ever see a v8 ,16 valve,pushrod, carberated toyota on the lot?

what can be done with these to make them better?

I bought some alclad,but havent used it yet.Ive talked to people about it and I understand it works better over tacky paint.Maybe thats why it takes forever to dry?

I agree with the article about the riv.In my eye a 67 vette is nicer than a 63.Now add a 55 bel air,64 chevelle,and a 68 nova.Thats my top 5. Too bad the article didnt include fords and dodges,to me the '62 and 63 galixies were the nicesest of them all of the entire decade

Nice build.I just got one today a Micheals for $9.99,couldn't pass it up.Painted the cab already,if it looks as good as yours I'll be happy

37 wheels.lo-pros dont fit well with the car

Lucas ,good point about a 318's little peashooter stacks. this kit has a little 250 . Robert ,Ive come back and looked at this build many times

We kicked your butts out in the war of 1812

I pretty sure mexico got beumonts as well

Cory Ive read of a couple metric hemi cars that went to europe

I'm from the Oshawa area used to be a huge GM city.eh in the 50's up untill '57 our pontiacs used a shorter chevy body and starting in '55 chevy instead of poncho power,this lasted till GM started with the corporate engines sometimes for every brand instead of each brands own power.Caddy excluded.eh. Off the top of my head I can think of chevy II's sold as pontiac acadians and a chevette using the same name.We also got pontiac parisienne and laurentines.A geo metro called a firefly.eh. We had a corisica called a tempest.Ford of coarse had the metiors and a falcon based frontenac.There were a few drag falcons much like a thunderbolt built in Oakville.Every one knows of the fargo and mercurey trucks.In the big rig world we had Hayes,Pacific's,Peninsula's, Leyland bison's, and Sicards.eh I know I'm missing a large number more.eh Not so much any more.Chevy makes an ORLANDO,a Canadian only mini van thing.eh I find this strange and have heard of it before.The reason its strange is we didn't have the metric system yet in '71.eh

Nick this turned out fantastic

Realy nice.the spokes are a great addition

Not sure what engine is in your model,but try looking at other brands with that engine.they will pretty much be all the same,unless your using a mack engine then its mack pics you want.this may help,the best reference site around.. http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/

the tv show gearz showed a buick just like it.Any ol' boat with mile long quarters would be a good base

this is the result of combining 4 old 352 cabs

not sure what you mean about an areo paystar,but this guy has a fiberglass paystar hood its on this page http://www.aussieresinmodels.com/18/hood-bonnet/

looks like a good turn out.Ive got to try and start taking part again.Its just summer means long hours for me.I miss you guys.Whats the deal on the bid cord?

is that a 4x10 or a 10x4.ten wheels ,four driven.I'll be watching for an update for sure

I think the difference is when they made the original transtat into the transtarII eagle.The first one had a "western "wheelbase

those wheels dont have drive hubs.you would be happier with swaping the wheels for titan or diamond reo ones.its a good excuse to buy another kit