crazyjim

Mt most recent completion is this 1970 Dodge Challenger TA. I used HOK molly orange that came really orange and then I laid down a coat od Pearl-Ex micro pearl that changed the color to more of a coral. Oh well. Still works for me. I absolutely hate the way the stock exhaust snakes around so I used some aluminum rod and tubing to rerout the exhaust to the rear. Found some Keystone mags in the parts bins and threw them on. Front grill was removed and replaced with screen.

Now that is a cool looking car. One thing I don't understand is the different license plates front & back.

Very nice color combo.

Looks terrific in SHINY

Makes sense. Why would California plates go on a "Boston Divison" vehicle?

Not a problem Gregg. Happy to help you out. If/when you get the issues I'm missing to me, I'd get right on it. No back surgery for me. Bulging disk require daily exercises to build up strength. Bio-Freeze helps and so does the heating pad and TENS unit from the VA.

Where's the rear view mirror?

I think it looks pretty cool.

I believe Little Motorcar does his own plating and Chrome Tech sends it out some where. What about GT Kustom Chrome - does he plate or job it out?

Welcome Chuck

Sweet, clean, and SHINY

Looks good. I agree with adding a wash to the grille. You want to install the taillights too.

Saw an interview with a veteran of Dunkirk saying the movie was right on the money.

Welcome back Greg.

Wonderful.

I'll let out a HUGE secret. Google kynar wire or go to ebay and search there. Or better yet, buy your scale wire from me.

No street address or zip code and mail still went through.

I used my turn signal just this morning on way home from a meeting.

My condolences on the passing of your Dad.

Marcia has no issues with my model making endeavors.

Very nice looking Olds. The SHINY is good!

Sweet ride. There's one on my bench right now.

Very nice.

I carry a bunch of different color wire as well as boot material. My link is below.

Oh yeah. That'll get you down the street pretty quick.