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Very Funny Bill.

What about the plastic used on the inside of the sandblasting glass at work John? The one we throw out after being used for awhile. Just get a new piece. We use them for stencils at work all the time.

Looks good .

How old is the glue? It does have a shelf life.

Welcome aboard Mick. You will enjoy it here. GO BLUE !! Have you been to any of the model shows in Toledo or Slyvania?

I was thinking the same thing. MY nephew has a bunch of them and met Scarlett Johansson because of it . Best part was he had no idea who the girl he was taking his shirt off to look at them was.

Good for her for enjoying life. We are only young once, too late for most of us.

Valve covers give it away as a Chevy also.

With the new roadster coming out a 28 tudor might be next one the list, at least we can hope.

Welcome aboard.

Adam if you look in the aftermarket section you will see GM door handles are now for sale. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=98271

Shelby Cobra JCar

Looks like it works good.

Ace what year was the Falcon? I ask because my brother has a 61 Falcon that has been sitting in my dads barn from 74 till now. It has a Cleveland sitting inside the engine bay as any 15 year old would do. When you start to call guys that do suspensions they tell you nothing bolton will work. 60-62 are the odd cars left out Metal to thin car is too narrow Blah, Blah, Blah same old story , All it takes is money and he does not have it.

I have always asked if you think a Chevy is so great why are you to embarrassed to drive one? Then I get the normal ( what does than mean) look and I just chuckle. It is yours put in what you want. I may not agree but it is not mine. I want the right period parts also but we get what we get.

Welcome aboard . Buying is addictive, just like smoking .

This is going to be cool.

Dave this is looking good. No not give up on the wheels. By the look of the paint on the body you can get the outer edge on those rims to shine.

X2. My buddy had one we drove from Michigan to Daytona beach twice in the mid eighties. White with a black top. Road great at 75 to 80 . Slept in the back when you were not driving. Plenty of room for us to sleep and luggage.

Some leftover street rod rear fenders to cover the rear tires and you are more than half way there. Maybe extend the front for two front tires like the speed Demon . Just a thought Ray, as you are the master of this project.

There is nothing on TV without a script of some kind. Besides all these people use the same speech pattern from the NY bikers to the Alaskan Frontier group. How is that ?

Looks great , perfect color.

Greg that is cool. I think that it is the normal Ardun Flat head in 1/4 scale though.

If the shipping to the US is 15 US dollars that adds to 30 anyway. Maybe send a kit over to you instead of cash , or is that a problem for you . Not sure if I need another project for the shelf but that is a good looking engine. Something to ponder.

Nice Cutlass.