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Thanks Douglas.

Thank you very much Rob. Come to Billetproof and see it in person.

Thanks Al. The boat took 1st place in the power boat, civilian class at the recent JaxCon show.

Thank you Jonathan, Gerald, and Bruce. And yes Bruce, I made several casts of the wheels.

Thanks Jeremy.

Thanks Dave. Glad you like it.

Thanks Cliff.

Thank you Lee.

Thanks Ray.

Thanks Clayton.

Thanks Stray. Tires are from a '64 Falcon kit while the wheels are my castings. They look OK to me.

This '68 Charger was painted in HOK black with some highlights in Pearl-Ex super russet. Changed out the wheels for Spiders and added disk brakes.

Wicked looking and SHINY :)

Hey Danno - the decal(s) would be sliced before the decal(s) dry?

Sweet & SHINY :)

Fantastic build! Love the interior, engine details, and the SHINY :)

I maintain an inventory of my stash in MS Word. When I open a box to start a kit, it stays on the bench until it's finished. I have NEVER started a kit and not finished it. Don't plan to ever do that either. Having a list is very handy when attending events that have kits for sale. I can easily check my list and not get duplicates. I keep a copy in my truck too. Never know when a kit opportunity will come along.

Sweet and SHINY :)

Welcome Roger.

Welcome Frank.

Doing real good, Ray. In fact, I'm going out to the shop for a little bit to help my styrene addiction.

I'm pleased that I got home from the hospital today. I went to the local ER last week for pain after refinishing the shop floor. They gave me some strong pain killers & antiinflammatory meds that messed up my stomach. A few days later I discover I'm bleeding internally and had Marcia take me up to the VA ER. They did an upper GI and found the bleeding had stopped but wanted to get my blood pressure back up to my normal 120. That took a couple extra days.

I bought some clear plastic tubing for storing styrene stock.

Thanks guys. Super build Gene.

Thanks Jeremy. You're right about potential and I wouldn't mind getting a couple more of these kits.