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Very Cool Ray. Nice work.

I would drive by one here like that also around 10 or so years ago. It was flat black or the paint was just faded. It had the fins but looked closer to 18 -20 feet from the road. Not motor on the back and was rougher than most people would want to start with. Clean slate for some. LOL

I am amazed when I see some of the nice models that are of cars and trucks not sold in their country. I am glad they post here.

Looks good .

Nothing on Shape ways.

I Like this.

Man this is nice. Color, Stance and Wheels whats not to like.

Steve my brother has a 60 in my dads barn. there is a 351 Cleveland sitting in it with only the motor mounts bolted for decades. He has the headers that are multi piece to fit, if they will. That is a tight fit. I hope he lives long enough to get it going. it has been under cover in the barn since 75. At this point it would make a better drag car than anything else.

Nice Work.

Very cool.

Great color choice. This is sweet.

Looks good .

Looks like it worked out good for you.

looks great Ray.

I like this John. This is how I figured all trucks would look by now.

Maybe epoxy would hold better. This kit has been on my bench more than once , but I could not get enough clamps to hold it straight. One day.

Rodger this is coming out nice.

The 917, the Countach, and half of the Ferrari's look like they were designed by Palmer to begin with.

I love this Scott. I said we played it I didn't say I like UNO. I do not play that anymore but I like the burning of the cards trick.

Being one of 11 kids growing up we didn't get any fancy board games for us to lose the parts of. (We always had socks and under wear as kids, that was important. ) I was just talking to my sister about game night and the card games we liked to play. Water Works, Pit and Mille Bornes when we were younger. Uno , Phase 10 and a few other when we were older.

My brother looked at a comet for sale in Toledo about 5 years ago. The guy that was flipping it had the original title with the car. It said Edsel on the Title. So that car had to be an early 60 sale.

Toledo Police DepartmentLike Page 1tS7t Splehoennrsshuored · On this day: April 30th, 1974 Toledo Police Division acquired 40 patrol cars with air conditioning to be used on a trial basis. There had been much debate and several studies that found that the interior temperatures in the cars could approach 120 degrees on some summer days. #toledopolice This is from another social media source. I found this interesting that it took this long.

Another piece of art( yes another truck cab they will never give us in Plastic) from Charles.

Guilty of this also Scott. Love the card game you picked up. Spent many an hour playing Mille Bornes even as an adult. Definitely a car game.

That is a good question. I am sure there are or were plenty of kids that would have built a kit of dads car that was not a Chevy. but still a GM.