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Hilarious!

You have my attention sir.

Somehow I missed this. Awesome build Cesar!

Thanks for explaining this process and sharing your incredible work with us. I'm continually amazed at the willingness of folks on this forum to help us all become better modelers.

I love the color combination. It has that classic Chevy feel. Keep it up Thumper!

Great job on the paint!

The body work and frame are fantastic.

Looking good Rob. Keep the updates coming.

The hinged doors look great. I'm looking forward to the next update.

Amazing work Ken. Keep it coming.

Awesome work Wayne!

Too many... but here are a few: Mark Gustavson Clay Kemp David Thibideau Dirk Joseph John Teresi Rob "Thumper" Quimby Augie Hiscano

Nice to see you back on the bench. The side flare looks awesome. I'm looking forward to the new pictures of the work along the top of the front fenders.

I just stumbled onto this today. This is incredible. I will not miss another episode. Thanks for sharing your artistry with us.

I had exact same experience with Donn.

Nails... that had to be a pain. The look great. Did you use a jig to make them symmetrical?

Harold is a second generation racer. That picture might be his father.

I don't see the picture that you posted. I saw my Dad's autographed photo of him and I might recognize him if I saw a picture of him. Here is a link to his website http://www.haroldmartin.com/rphotogallery.html Harold told my Dad that he is an engineer for GM and that he designed the intake system that he uses on his promod. At the time, he usually ran in IHRA events, but wanted to see how competitive he would be at and NHRA event. According to my Dad, he ran the fastest times at the event, but his engine weakened as the day progressed and he didn't have a crew that was big enough to change it. I think his crew consisted of his Dad and his wife or girlfriend.

Wow! Very nice job on the hand painted graphics.

Another killer build! My dad met Harold Martin a couple of years ago and he raves about what a nice guy Harold is. You did his ride justice.

Looks awesome Rob!

The chassis and the firewall look awesome. This will be another Tyrone stunner. I saw that body in Atlanta also. I wish I had bought it after looking at yours.

Kenb, It looks impressive. How about a picture of the jig in use.

Very sad news.

Tyrone, I love the Camaro and I'm a big fan of your work. I was at the show in Atlanta/Smyrna and I wish that I had met you Wayne and Darryl. Maybe I can meet you guys next year.