crazyjim

Gorgeous build. SHINY :) RULES!

Looks magnificent and so SHINY :)

The Revell Harley Ford kit has a bike in it. I haven't started the kit yet.

Sounds like very expensive paint.

My wife approved before I purchased it, Andy. She likes it already.

It's going to be a project car, Kerry. I have disc brakes ready for the front. When I removed the back seat today I ripped out the wire from the battery to the voltage regulator. It took me and a neighbor almost 2 hours to figure out what happened that there was no power. It has a 1641cc engine and the exhaust will be replaced with a stinger unit. Don't need no heater boxes here in Florida (although tomorrow night is supposed to get down to 27. Nasty.

Here's what showed up in my driveway today. And now the rebuilding fun begins.

Terrible pics but it looks SHINY :)

Very cool build. In 1962 I was in 8th grade and building model for 4 years.

Very nice build.

FANTASTIC, Bill. Your look healthier. I'm 6' and at 210 and want to lose about 20 lbs.

The green pickup for sure.

Pretty cool place, Daryl.

I like it even if it isn't shiny. What scale is it?

Looks good.

Huh?

Don't ya just love SHINY :) land yachts?

Need to put a plow on the front end. Nice build.

Looking very sweet, Chris. I might be wrong, but I think you have the tires in the wrong direction.

Pretty cool, Tulio. I was expecting to see some blood from using the razor blade. It seems easier to use BMF to me. Have you had any issues with the tin foil becoming unglued after a period of time?

My mistake. The '49 Merc wagon does NOT have woodgrain engraving. I was thinking of the Dan Fink Speedwagon that's on the bench. Sorry.

I like everything about it, but especially the SHINY :)

Welcome Scott.

Welcome Fred.

I'd love to see a tutorial too.