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Awesome. Nothing beats the look of the short cab Jeep. Sure wish they would put the short cab back in the recent Jeeps releases. I have been on the look out for one,

Looks like a generator .

I had a pair of glass fixed this way as a kid . It was not brass but steel wire melted into the frame of the glasses. Just like new when they were given back to me.

She is right about keeping your mouth shut. You will need drawings and you need to check to see if someone has filled a Patent also. Not sure how you check for Patents though.

Pat you have plenty of time for the Smart car. Don't give in yet.

With that big block in there it should hall the bacon.

Looks good .

That stretched car is cool.

Sharp. I like the rise of the show rod lately.

Someone painted one black in Toledo back in the mid 80's . It looked better in black. I agree Craig 100% .

This is out there cool. The way the car blends together is something.

Nice work.

This is nice John. It seems the body flew off on the way to the shop.

It could have worked with a little more time. Had they had a chance to put a better power plant in the Car. Also if they could have built a simpler car to start the process to create a cash flow that was positive. With people that had their hands in the til you will never know . They may have just taken more .

Thanks Bill. That was a good show.

Looks good.

If you do not mind working with Resin Norm at Replicas & Miniatures makes a 32 conversion kit for the Revell 32 kits. B-32A is the part number This kit has the Body, Pickup box , Fenders. Tonneau cover,Firewall, Interior door Panels, Seat, Floorboard and Dash. I think he sells another version but not sure what is in the kit though.

Wow this is nice. The wheels are killer.

I like the way you think. You need to bring this to the NNL Nationals in Slyvania next October.

Blowing snow on the way home last night.

Could you use a portable air tank ?

Welcome to the forum. With the Cold wind blowing outside around here now you will have plenty of time to build. Nice old Chevy BTW.

They are nice to use. I have the one that has a suction cup base. I just use it on a piece of tile for floors on my work area. The vise can be moved on and off the bench fast that way it is not in the way when not in use. I like mine. I do not use it all the time but when I do it is worth the money.

Try to search for a Cobra Club. they will have better pictures.

Some are worth the money to save.