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Looks good .

This looks very nice.

Looking forward to going .

Looks great.

That is some nice work there. Very cool and well done.

Looks good just the way it is Art.

They have the V8 60 over there also. Man we got the shaft over here. LOL No dirt cars for us in Toledo.

Welcome aboard.

Looks good Bill. How did you know what truck Spiderman drove? You are doing fine, you completed something and uploaded a picture. Better than I have done .

At no point do I think that the two people involved wanted the outcome to be what it was. Both sides were at fault , There have been some great points posted here on this subject. I have a few questions that will come up in a civil trial . We all agree that the Twenty year old kid should have been smart enough to know not to get out of his car and walk on the track. So why is a guy that won a championship racing against adults the same year the Dumb Kid was born not smart enough to hit the brakes( yes sprint cars have brakes that should work at 25-35 MPH just fine) or swerve to avoid the kid? This is a man with talent through the roof, he can drive anything he has that much talent. But on this night he did not act on any of it. The dark track comments are silly , if you can drive a car at over 100 MPH just 20 seconds before the death happened then you could have seen the kid on the track. If the visibility was so bad why was the race not called before it happened? Sprint cars have never had head lights . Why did Tony not drive at the bottom of the track as the driver always do during a caution at our local track? Again I think this was an accident , I do not think anything that happened was intentional.

An artist with no fear at work. Going to be cool.

Hot water is one way . Just not boiling. Heat up some water and dip the body part you want to bend . Let it warm up and than try to bend it . I will take some trail and error , but you will get it. Some guys have said to use a blow dryer to heat the body up.

Mike you are lucky you guys have the Midget kits there. No Midgets here.

I like it . I have a couple of these and was wondering about polishing the plastic.

They need to same Lemon law the Ohio has.

This could take a long time to figure this stuff out . You might need to put stuff on a piece of paper with numbers on it for better identification . You have enough to build or trade fodder for years.

While going to help my buddy load a Sea Scooter ( the first personal water craft) to sell at Hersey I spotted his new 48 Studebaker Champion . It goes well with his 49 Champion and his 60's Lark Pickup.

I like it.

Good news, and good luck. Your above comment reminds me of the day I was in drivers ed and the kid that was driving me home went of the road twice. I asked the teacher if he was going to pick me up at the same time the next day , without a pause he said " if I am still alive" . LOL He was our teacher at school and the head basketball coach. We all knew him pretty well.

Ron that is a good link you posted. They carry a great deal of stuff for our hobby. This is one place that a pattern shop would buy from back in the day. They may not be the cheapest but that is for the buyer to decide. They always carried quality products before. That says more to me than a cheap product that does not last. Thanks for posting the link.

Bill I think you hit this right on the head with the looks of the wheel. Good eye.

Looking great.

Looks good .

The one car that the Toledo and Monroe store do not have is the Revell Midget that I would like to get a few of. They are going fast at the Toledo store they tell me.

Wellcome .