James Flowers

Your a lucky guy. I see at least five I would love to Have. The 60's pickup and 62 Ford would more than cover the price of labor for the receptacle you installed. I would have too think twice about hiring you HA,HA .

Very interesting build you have. Ford should do something like that. I like your drawing also Jairus

I like it very much. Looks pretty much like the real one. I must have missed the build up part of it.

Looks nice. I think the dirt on hood is a little to big also.

Nice work looks great.

I would have never thought those kits could look so nice. Wonderful work on them. Show all you have of them.

That feels so good to do that sometimes. I have always wished I had not done it in the end tho . Guns are good . Some people that use them are bad people .

What happen to the pictures? They are gone.

That has too be the worst nose on a mustang I've ever seen. The horse emblem looks out of place and too big. The nose is too flat looks chopped off. Did you cut the nose that way? That being said, the rest of it looks pretty nice. Where did the convertible boot come from? I have not seen one like it.

More pictures please. Very nice

Glad to see you back. Have you built anything while you were away?

His wife was just a trophy wife anyway. Everone should have known she could not run the place. He keeped running his help away. I watched the show for awhile and got where I could not stand him or her anymore. I don't see how his frist wife worked there so long. I would say she could have keeped it going as she new what it was all about. Just my two cents worth

Very nice work on the Fox. I like the new power plant nice job looks like it belongs there. One thing though those cowl hoods are a pain on the street when there that high. My son had one on his and got rid of it.

How about some more pictures to see what you did ? The one picture shows nothing of what was done.

He did it. Glad He is finally having a good season again.

I hope that was not directed toward me.

I didn't have any trouble getting back in on the new site. I just have trouble with not being able to see all of the pictures . I only get a part of the picture. I was told to down load Firefox and the pictures would be fine. I did, but now Firefox is to slow to load pictures. They just screwed up thier site for nothing in my book.I don't go there much now and will most likely drop my subscription too them.

I have 1979 Mercury Capri V8 I will keep for ever. I would hate to see them go. I l love the Marques and Crown Vics. The trouble with American car makers is they make cars they want not what the people want. They thought folks would buy what they putout no matter how bad it was. Ten years of the same bodies and basic changes just don't cut it. Poor quailty and to many recalls because of poor quailty control of parts and testing of parts. The biggest problem in America to me is employers do not care about anything but the dollar and will shortcut and cheapen anything they sell. They have no pride for us or their products.

Nice work on the save. Looks great. I love the old Fords.

I cut the end panel off the box and keep it and instructions. They have helped me out alot when I buy off e-bay.

I don't like it much. Took me for ever to get back in. I see no reason why you could not just login with your old passwords.

Nice work looks great.

The truck turned out really nice. I like hoists you made on the slide out and the one on top with the engine on it. There is just one thing, if that is a frame hoist on the bed, how could it pick an car up at an angle? The hoist would have to tilt at the rear first to raise the back to keep it from sliding off. I hate to nickpick on an nice build.

Nice work on bringing it back. The pillers look great . I have tried that a few times. They didn't come out as nice as yours. I will keep on trying though.

Really nice build. Love the color choice. I would love to get a couple of those but to hard to get.