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One of them, before the seat belt law seeing how many kids you could put in a Matador wagon for a Dew run down to Stuckey's. Fall of 82. Mostly any time in a car before you were 18 and no parents was a good time.

I was thinking the same thing Casey.

good eye Al.

I thought that I also seen AMT Ranger in print also. I have been wrong before.

This looks great. Nice paint one the old chevy.

Fine job on this, looks great.

A Batmobile for my Great Nephew to put together for his cousins ( my Great Nieces) and a 49 Mercury for him to put together. Also went to Ollies and picked up some Dupli-Color paint for a buck a can. The perfectmatch cans.

Looks great.

Good point about turning off the computer and getting to working on plastic. Just like anything else, thinking about doing it gets you nowhere. My old man has a favorite line from the Navy, do something even if it is wrong. LOL

This is very nice.

Nice looking model.

Welcome aboard.

That is fast shipping over the pond. Is the shipping reasonable? The product looks nice.

Good luck with your adventure . The drive for work would take awhile but the house down the street from me is one you would love. Does not have a basement but it does have a two car attached garage and a three detached with a lift already installed. The one bay is big enough for an RV. Cement driveway. http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1032-S-Park-Dr_Temperance_MI_48182_M39460-43953?row=76 Here is a look for you.

These guys are right, if the body come off easily I would take it off. It looks to me that the plastic is black under the blue Paint. It also seems that there are many different pieces to this train so painting it would be easier in the end if it comes apart.

Welcome.

Welcome aboard.

Looks good. Hunter Green is a great color for this.

I like the blue. These are nice kits and you do a good job.

The Adds (for me anyway) relate to what you have looked (or something close in nature)at in the past. If you want to look at something better just go to Victoria Secrets site every once in awhile.

Maybe his grandfather was a pilot in the WWII .

Great job on your first model.

The pictures look fine here and when I saved it for my background on my computer it looks fine also.

Would a dry sump oil pan work better for you to get the engine down farther? This a pro touring car so make the wheelbase and everything else to your specs.

Very nice and a great idea.