James Flowers

This should be a very interesting thread? Looking forward to see what people come up with.

I like the engine weathering and dash detail. Nice work.

This is one of those threads that will not solve anything. Just another drama thread.

If you want a car in a SEMA show? You have to have something out of the ordinary. The Charger fits the bill quite nicely.

Nice paint work. Very well done.

Just a question? Why is it that most people join the Army or the Marines? What is wrong with the Air Force or Navy? It seems you never hear of someone joining either of those to branches. Good luck in you new adventure.

Now that is different. looks great.

Have a great day Gregg.

Good to hear. Now you can really fix up that Bronco.

I have soft spot for 54 Chevys. The company my dad worked for back then gave him one. He had that car for years until it was to far gone to fix. I like the frame you started.

Those are the first 62 and 63 Fairlanes I have seen in a long time. Well done on both of them.

That turned out great looking.

My favorite Ford as that was the first car I owned. Mine was a six cylinder with automatic. I like yours very much. I always enjoy your builds.

With all the detail you put into the motor. There is one thing that just bugs me. That is the gaps in the cylinder heads where they join together. I hope that does not make you mad. You have nice build going here.

Nothing like the joys of owning a four wheel drive. I am so glad that my son has went through that stage. I don't think that there is apart on his Ranger that we have not fixed or replaced including body parts. When he had his 86 Bronco it was front axle u joints ,drive shafts. He always managed to break something. Be lucky you do not have to deal with rusted on parts. Heat wrench and WD-40 or such are the order of the day. I would take it to a good frame shop and let them fix that cross member. Where you live there should some good ones that do four wheel drives all the time. Those rivets are not that easy to get out. Plus you will have to make sure everything stays in line when you take it out. Good luck.

It always amazed me the customs they came up with back then. The body work alone was amazing with what they had to work with back then. I wonder how many of those customs are still around today?

Thanks for the history lesson ED. That is amazing that they had so many different types of pumps back then. They really had some character back then. Unlike today. That is some nice work.

That is beautiful looking out fit you got there. Could be any local race team back then . Nice work.

That's one great looking bunch of models. Who did the Greyhound bus? Who ever it was did a some great looking work. Thanks for the look see.

Ever here of a backup disc? Writing down your sites you go to on paper? Sure makes it nice when that happens.

I like the blue and white colors on it. Looking good so far.

Build it. Show us what is inside the box.

Well I guess we are not done yet. We are going to get up 9 more inches today they say.

The wood looks great. Well done. The rest of the parts you used are just icing on the cake. Very well done on this one.

I always like it when people save and rebuild old models. Looks like you are off to a good start.