crazyjim

I'm going to try to find him here.

Need lots more info before suggesting anything.

Very nice build.

Marvelous build.

Very nice. I don't think I've ever seen rally wheels painted body color before. It really works though.

Came out really nice if you ask me.

Sweet, clean, and SHINY

Received a surprise Cuda wheels/tires package today. It came from A& M High Tech in KY. No name and I can't figure out who sent it, but THANK YOU.

I had a slant 6 in my '64 Dodge Dart. Put on a hyper pack with headers in the wheel well. Torsion bars were cranked up so the front sat high. Helper springs out back got the rear end up. had "Lambcharger" painted on the truck lid. Also replaced the taillights with flat red plexiglass and used crinkled tin foil as a reflector. Made the lights look really cool. Good strong engine.

Can't wait to get it. It's only been a year since the last issue and I've been going through withdrawal waiting for the next issue of the best mag out there.

Welcome Will. I used to go to Long Beach on weekend liberty back in 1968-69.

Thanks ray. I have plenty of fabric already.

I have some lead foil from dental x-rays but never tried it. Masking tape sounds interesting but I have a whole bunch of material from Scale Dreams I'd like to use up. Exactly why I must be doing something wrong, Scott. The overlap is too thick even after using CA to glue it.No ruffles on the edges and it's not shiny material. Thanks for tips fellas.

I have PE buckles and material from Scale Dreams, but I don't know how to put things together. I've tried looping the material through the buckle, folding over and hitting with CA glue. It looks too thick. Any hints/tips/thoghts would be appreciated.

How do you do your seatbelts? I have PE buckles and material from Scale Dreams, but I can never figure out how to get them together. CA glue?

Just beautiful. Nice pics. You made the snow look so real.

Super nice build.

Sweet, clean, and SHINY

Looking good.

Very nice.

Extremely cool in SHINY

Never saw that one before. Pretty cool build.

Looking good.

California Air Tools makes a very nice and quiet air compressor with a tank. The difference in sound from the pancake compressor I used before is amazing.

Gorgeous.