crazyjim

Welcome Dave. I've a question for you folks down under. How are the clutch, brake, gas pedals set up your vehicles down there? We have them set up left to right.

Thank you all very much for the kind comments.

Thanks Jeff & James. SHINY :) RULES!

Thank you Al. When I was kid a neighbor had one that he used every day. Then it just sat for years in his yard. If only I'd known then.

I've tried Frog green and the yellow and find them to be garbage. I gladly pay the extra price for Tamiya tape.

Wonderful story and terrific build, Danno.

Thanks Jonathan. HOK makes some real nice paint.

Thank you Ray.

Thank you very much everyone.

Thank you Harry. I usually have 3 builds going on at the same time. Thank you Ray. Street is Neat, Russ and thank you. Plus you get to do something different with a kit that's supposed to be a gas coupe. Thanks Bob. hard to believe, but the frame needed just a little filing for that Mopar suspension to fit like glove.

You got it, Ed. Just need to put some cheater slicks on it.

Thanks Jeff.

Thank you Ken. I'm pretty sure the wheels/tires are from the Revell '32 5 window coupe kit.

It's an un-gasser because it used to be a gas coupe but has been converted to street use. It has full leaf springs in the rear and a Mopar torsion bar front suspension. Paint is HOK magenta kandy over cinder red.

Welcome

So sweet and SHINY :)

AD Lassiter makes a tremendous BMF burnishing tool. I'll try to get him to post it here.

It's a very nice kit.

Ever hear of ArmorAll? Makes tires SHINY :)

A sweet, perfect, SHINY :) hot rod. Very nice.

That is pretty and so SHINY :)

Thank you very much Cliff.

Outstanding workmanship and details.

Nice build.

Very cool.