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Thank you Carl.

Gorgeous hot rod.

Thank you Trvor.

Doesn't it feel strange putting up Christmas decorations in warm climates? I remember freezing my butt off doing outdoor lights in Chicago.

Looking good. I'l have to look for that kit becuase it seems to represent the '86 Mustnag GT I had.

Pretty cool build.

Thank you David. Chassis has been "undercoated" with Rustoleum texture paint. Underhood paint matches the interior paint and the interior & trunk got a coating of Ken's Fuzzy Fur.

Got all the outdoor Christmas lights and the reindeer up andd running. Tomorrow the tree inside.

Thank you David, Mario, Stepehn, Bob, Larry, and David.

Very well done. Fred Lorenzen used to live in Elmhurst, IL and we'd ride our bicycles to his shop and watch them work on the race car.

Outstanding build.

Thank you Mike, Oliver, and Rusty.

Yup but I bet it'll be loud.

Thank you Rich, Christopher, Tom, Ray, and Luke. To be truthful, I filled the side molding because I knew I'd never be able to BMF the small chrome.

Thank you Zippi.

My custom '60 Chevy is finished in HOK bittersweet pearl with a cinnamon stripe. Front & rear pans rolled; 409 engine wired & plumbed; side molding is molded into body; taillight panel filled with custom lights fit; chassis has been undercoated.

"Original plates"??? Don't you have to pay every year for a sticker for the plate? Over the years, many stickers wold be pretty thick.

Thanks for the info Snake. Now I don't feel as bad as I did.

I started building the Big John Mazmanian Willys gas coupe. The instructions have a suggested color for each part. I took the headers an blower and threw them into a bleach bath to strip the chrome. Headers were to be steel color and the blower a dark gray. Later that evening I googled the coupe and discovered the real one has chrome headers and blower. Very upsetting.

Very nice.

Been using Duplicolor primers for years with no issues.

Looking mean already. Keep going.

The mailman delivered 2 packages of BMF matte aluminum today.

Looking very sweet.

Welcome Jesse.