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Hi Gregg. On one of the "other" sites a 57 Buick is being strongly hinted at. Rumored at a late 09 release date. No more information has been leaked though. I hadn't heard about the Olds. That would be way cool!

Looks good with the wires! You do work fast! I can't get block halves glued together that quick!

Ick. I'm gonna go model.

I'll pass on the kiss thing... Hope you can use it!

That's SWEET Evil! The purple and white is a great combo.

PHEW! You really had us wondering!

Great work on the Merc's Jerry. I know they weren't two-toned like that from the factory, but it sure works!

Uh.... evil.... is there a side of you that we really don't want to know about??!!

Me too. The board's not the same with out him. Kevin, have you heard any thing from customhearse?

Now he's gone again, just like a flash!

Hey ######'n! Where ya been hidin? We wuz gettin WORRIED!!!!

That's just too cool! Please keep us posted on the progress.

The voices in my head are telling me "BIG and American". How about the AMT 65 Bonneville/Grand Prix, or the 66 Wildcat. In the Ford camp the 65/66 Galaxie or 66 Mercury. The 65 Pontiacs and the 65/66 Galaxies have those cool stacked headlights.

Well let's see if I can get back up to 50% again. Gonna say model.

They're a German Ford Taunus 17M made from 1957-1960.

Thats cool. Now come dig through my stuff!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Mark.

Haven't bailed on the build. I moved recently and couldn't find which box my razor saws were in. I have 5 or so of them, every time I buy another one to replace the missing ones, they appear. So being the tight wad I am, I wasn't going to spring for another new one. I finally ran across ONE of them in a project I had started many years ago. The others are still AWOL!

Nothing as of now Gregg.

Too cool mo-door Mopar!

Welcome Nickey! You came to a great place. There's a lot of neat people on the site, a lot of knowledge and a lot of cool models too!

If you have a local slot car track that carries any HO scale stuff you might check out the the Aurora A/FX and Thunderjet parts. If not AutoWorld carries them. Many years ago Ken Hamilton built a T-bucket that SAE did a write up on that had many working features. I can't recall what Ken used for the working steering. I saw the T in person in the late 80's- early 90's at a show in Dallas and it was incredible. Ken frequents another model site and probably can steer (pun intended) you in the right direction.

Cool build Dan! That has to be the best worst or worst best movie ever done!

I'm working on my 04 GTO, but not far enough on to post pics yet. Mainly measuring and drawing up plans for bumpers and interior plating so far.

Since I'm back up to 50% I'll see if I can't knock my percentage back down. I'm going to say model.