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Man do I like this. We had a buzz saw that we used for years. We put the tractor on the other side of the saw so the long pieces did not get near the belt. The sad part is dad loaned it out and cannot remember to whom with the stroke and all.

I would like to add to what the others have said about the quality of the 427 engine and transaxle. This is truly what I have been waiting for from the 3d printed world in 1/25th scale.

Off the top of my head. Amt 50 Chevy Truck ( Bruce commented on ) , 1953 Corvette Blue Flame 6 MPC Willys Jeep, Monogram 88 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe , Monogram Duesenberg Has an Inline 6 or 8. Now with some looking around. Lindberg 29 Mercedes Benz SSK has an inliner. The Olds Aerotech has a Quad 4, newly released Datson Pickup has a 4 cylinder, Amt Courier has a Turbo 2.3 4 , 1932 Chevy has a 6 roadster and the delivery also, Monogram 31 Rolls Royce has a 6. What does the 30's Packard Boat tail have in it? The one I have not seen mentioned yet is the Hudson kits. With that being Said I am in with a Hudson. I think I have one here.

Outstanding I would be interested in at least one of these. If you could do the 351 Cleveland and transaxle for the Pantera I would be ordering one of those also.

Wow not sure what to say that has not been said. One of your best yet.

I have driven and rode in the back all the way from the 1st exit in Michigan to Daytona Florida twice. I highly recommend it. Not many people can talk about their ride in the back of a Hearse. Looks good.

I think that if you flip the cab over the bottom of the tanks are not molded. Just the top and outside the inside goes to the frame from pictures I have seen. The cab looks like a Tonka copy to me. Not real truck at all. I spotted the Aurora Racing Scenes Funny car kit standing on end.

Larkin Poe Their cover of Black Betty I like it lot.

One would think that if they plan on selling for a march delivery they would have test shots in house by now. All that being said I wish all the best. I will purchase 1 or 2.

Sure is nice.

Looks like a winner to me. Paint looks great, love the color.

Nice collection of models.

Thanks for the chuckle Bill.

When I was in scouts we had Chicken Noodle soup with Rabbit and Squirrel added almost every time. Just clean them throw them in the pot with the chicken and boil away.

These cars are no better than any other. Changes and Mods are welcome just as they are with every other seventies car. Not like they have changed the looks in the life of production much anyway.

Very Cool.

That is a good question. we have seen mixed results posted on here. They are not as easy as a plastic injected cab but they are getting much better.

Always good to talk to Bob at the show. Great guy.

Welcome Greg. From the north side of MI/Ohio Line, between 23 and 75.

I have a T Runabout, 32 Roadster, 40 Ford Coupe and a tudor Sedan. All from an Auction or Ebay.

Looking good pat. It looks as though the running boards are a tad long yet. The exchange rate I call a wash because the connection of our hobby, but the shipping is the killer most of them time for me. Maybe I just need to learn a cheaper way to ship.

Yes Scott this started life as the Little T Way back.

Nice truck Nick. I was looking for a short bed with a 5.0 in it, but I wanted 4x4 as they do not always plow around here. Living on a dead end street we have to takes care of it ourselves most of the time. Getting out on the main street used to be scary until I purchased a 4x4.

Looks great Matt. Thanks for the info about the size of this. You can always put the V6 buick in a Jeep and call it a Kaiser era Jeep.

I just noticed the vinyl top with the close up photos of the interior.