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  1. Well done. I like to see these built up for ideas for mine.
  2. Looks good , I like the color choice.
  3. Very cool , always good to see something different.
  4. Looks good so far Garry. This kt was first issued in 1976 or 1977 amd has not aged well apparently.
  5. But do you have Packo's? Toledo used to have a very good selection of ethnic foods and places to get them.
  6. Looks good, very good.
  7. Danny Thompson, Second day, First run, a new World Record, THE FASTEST PISTON POWERED VEHICLE IN THE WORLD !!! The combined record sits at 448.575mph.50 years in the making and the Salt is still on Fire !!!Congrats to the Challenger II Team.The Thompson Family, continues to amaze the world.
  8. #1 this is going to be cool. #2 how is the shop that clean? LOL #3 did you turn up the tires also? They look good.
  9. You are not kidding! Back when the toy show was huge in Toledo I think many slept in their car.
  10. Good thing I have a wedding to attend that weekend. LOL
  11. I wonder if you will not end up with two very white stripes when you get the black off Chris?
  12. Looks fine. Keep building.
  13. I second this.
  14. Picture of A gathering of Porsche's.
  15. Congratulations. After 48 years any chance on an early Parole? LOL
  16. Dale I like your Shasta. Spent a few weekends in one of those, the best was going Smelt Fishing in Canada with my dad, my buddy and his dad. It was pulled with a mid 70's Chrysler wagon, not sure what make it was. One year my dad had to sit along 75 in the middle of Detroit as we had a flat tire on the trailer. That was fun looking for a tire on a Sunday afternoon. LOL I also have both of these but never thought to put them side by side yet.
  17. It was the over pricing that got me. Do what you want with what you have but 15 bucks for a set of tires. He is probably just on vacation. LOL
  18. Yes some other good points. It would be nice to know where those Jo Han molds that testers used ended up.
  19. They scraped them in the seventies when times were tough. No one had a clue of the value in years to come.
  20. I like them both. Back a few years ago ollies had 1 of these kits on the shelf, I was hoping to find more.
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