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Nice to see it posted already .looks pretty good so what is next?

rats Harry's link doesn't work anymore.

I like the decals I think it really adds a lot ,and that blue looks great too.

I just wanted to get this back on my profile page. and thanks again for the kind words .Nathan still has it and it is still in good shape.

I have discovered that these aren't as rare as I thought I now have several in various condition.the moving van is way easier to find than the dirt hauler but with patience they do show up .most I got for around $25.00.if you like them you can find them.

were there more in this series?

love the colors can't wait to see more .for what it's worth I like the wide whites ,maybe not those ,but wide whites always look cool.

and just how long did that take?

I like it a lot .have you done others like it?

looks cool it reminds me of a late 80's early 90's 1:1 project/cover car I forget which mag but it was purple with yellow scallops and all wheel drive. sorry just thinking out loud(typing out loud?)

we look forward to seeing your first build!

It looks good on the outside ,inside and the engine well that is just a pleasant surprise.

do you have to put a big rock on top of the hood so the hamster doesn't get out?

those are pretty cool.nice to see something a little different .

happy new year

looks good for just being bored thanks for sharing with us.

really really really sweet.

that is really cool.will you tell us more about the case and how you made it ? I like the use of space and how it isn't too full of stuff but still plenty of details to pull the viewer in.

that's a nice shelby ya got there.are those after market decals?nice job on the paint.

congrats,it seems that perhaps you should finish your projects more often.I like it a lot it is unique and well built .great fresh take on an old favorite!

lookin good I like the tasteful use of after market parts that is a nice color.

you should have all the above in your arsenal but by far the one you should become the most learned at is the no 11 blade when using it work slowly I have only had problems when rushing and not being careful. double check your measurements.when I have a nice long straight line to cut I start it with the ol'#11 a few swipes then on to the razor saw.the jewelers saw takes more practice but you will be glad you have it when you need it.it some times helps to use a piece of tape to scribe against just until you get it going .good luck

looks good I think the black rimmed version would be kinda cool though

Looks like you could hide inside of it in case of a nuclear war

Color looks really good and I love the wide whites I look forward to seeing more!