Draggon

The fan car

I helped a friend buy a ford a couple of years ago. We did everything online except the walk around and test drive of course. I even negotiated the price through email. Pretty much a painless experience. The only issue was actually paying for the car. Despite having a cashiers check, and an appointment, it still took 3 hours. I'm sold on this online thing and dealers who will do it.

I love whatever that thing is in the second pic, David.

Credit to Dave Darby and Dennis Lacy for those, two great builders.

Well ya find something ya didnt know all the time. I'd never seen that AMX before, cool, Austin.

Excellent work so far. Great job in duplicating the T-bars and Quiet Power exhaust!

Looks good, great job on detailing those wheels, 'bout time someone got it right!

Give a man a sawzall and a bag of crack and anything's possible.

Holy cow thats nice. I might have missed it in the original post, but are those Hideo Motohashi's BRM's?

Outstanding job on that carbon fiber and all those decals.

Now thats impressive! I cant imagine building all those Chevelles, I think I would get burnt out at number 7

So many possibilities......

The last one in my town left well over a decade ago, taken over by "emminent domain". The building was raized and property completely defoliated. Of course, it remains barren and unused by the city still today.

The Street Machine, SS Wagon, and Street Vette are all 1/24. I would certainly expect that all Monogram/Revell 1/24 Vette kits from 1968 to 1982 (?) would be basically the same kit underneath.

I think the Street Machine is also the same basic kit. I built the SS wagon years ago, and have the Street Machine which sure looks to be the same. This one is on ebay for $2.95 http://www.ebay.com/itm/MONOGRAM-CHEVROLET-CORVETTE-STREET-MACHINE-MODEL-KIT-1-25-1979-/251436722781?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item3a8acbea5d

Yep. If mama ain't happy, nobody's happy......

I really like that last one, but I dont get, what with the wussified CA DMV code we have, how does this guy drive it on the street? Seems to me the fenderless rules had a weight limit, and were finally outlawed in the 70's.

Looking at the fellow in that vid, makes one wonder if the single-digit referenced is I.Q.

Outstanding! Thats a great color for this, those hand painted flames look much better than "funky".

That color works very well with the wood.

I havent seen Chris on TRaK for awhile now. I seem to remember something, like a 48 Ford 1:1 taking up his time

Youre off to a good start. I love those old AMT 32's. Here's a pic of my interpretation of that kit.

I think a lot of us are members of the Work With No Progress ( W.W.N.P.) club.

That last pic needs to be in "real or model" great work!

Nicolas Cavoleau #11--- 1/24--- 2.5 liter BRM is #1 Don Seigels entry is #2 for me, that just oozes vintage cool.