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This is great

While doing some yard work at dads property a white prostreet Volarie came down the road and turned around to take a test pass. To bad when he was getting into it he was out of site. I could hear him only. So I guess that the 80's mom cars are being used around here now.

Another great tip Greg. Looks great.

Stopped in at Michaels to check on a sale between rain showers. Scored a 77 Ford Coke Van for 10 bucks.

I would have to cut the top down so it was not taller than the edge of the small bottle. If not I would knock it over some how.

Another vote or your best one yet. Looks great. The wood grain is awesome.

Another great up date Greg. I am sure if you loaned out the master if you don't want to cast them, these cabs would sell.

Headed in the right direction. One step at a time John. Don't do what I do and over think it and stall out the project. LOL

Scrolling through the pictures and there is the body painted black, I did not see that coming. The grill is a total fit or this corn-binder body. Great job on this.

If there is a like button and you don't like it ,(Just like the Small Block Chevy in to many hot rod kits) don't use it. How simple is that?

On the way to work yesterday headed the other was a Cobra. I was on the hands free phone in my truck. The guy in the Cobra was on a phone. My buddy and I had a good laugh because ho could he hear anything on a phone in a roadster with side exhaust? LOL

Sorry to hear of your friends passing. Never easy when you lose a connection to your hobby.

Yes, He had a great product when you could get it.

Wow, this is very cool.

Looks great

This is very nicely done.

Nice to see these back out. Maybe a cleaver way for Atlantis to sell products from their molds and not have to pay to market them. No need to strip the chrome now.

I stopped at the Monroe MI store close to me today. Not a bottle or spray can of Model Master anything.

So far my local store has been every other week.

I had no idea he did all of that. I was wondering why I never seen in other shows.

I was watching a show about beans the other day. Case International makes the sides of their Combines from Soybeans. I watched the guy drop a 16 pound bowling ball on it. No damage. Maybe we will have no more broken a pillars. ?

The only way to get ride of the fumes would be if that box was full of charcoal I would think. (The video shows the paint booth venting into a storage tote with a cloth filter on the discharge pipe coming out of the tote.) Outdoor venting I think is still the best

We mowed grass at dad with an early 50's International cub tractor. You had to hand crank it to start it. I think I was around 12 or 13. Mowing 3 acers all summer long while not running into the collection of "stuff", trees and buildings taught me how to drive for the most part. The first time on the road Was my brothers 52 F1. He stopped the truck and said your turn. That is the first 3 on the tree I drove. After I was on my own and legal it was a 73 Pinto Wagon stick for about a year before I got a 76 Cutlass to drive.

Someone was years ahead of their time, with the stuff in that lot you have now.

That blue plastic 34 ford truck is cool, Mark.