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This is looking better and better.

I hear it fits the 67 like a glove. This is second hand.

This is a fine looking Model. Your work is getting better Michelle.

The local paper had a write up on the new Mid-engine Vette. So GM is saying the new car will start just under 60 grand. 7% more than last years 55.000 starting point. This is what they are saying now but I don't see many leaving he dealer for under 70 myself. The story also said that the new design was less aerodynamic than the previous model because of the side air scopes. Personally the thing about this car I don't like are the ugly Tail lights carried over from the Camaro.

Yes I will be getting at least 1 of these. The last time I picked one up at a swap meet in Toledo it had the wrong body in it. Of course I opened it a couple of years after I picked it up.

Grandpa Tom has just lost all bench time, for a great reason. Enjoy

Charlie figure out what you can afford to do first that will not have to be redone later. An example( Fix the roof now so it does not leak on the new drywall under it.) Fix the roof, windows and make sure you have good doors. The inside walls can be done later as far as finishing them. You do need a bathroom with privacy along with the bed rooms you and your parents use , but the rest can wait. The sheet rock can go up and be taped later except for the kitchen because of grease. If you need to make the bathroom larger now is the time. Older parents need more room for walkers and such . We are going through this with my dad now. Off my soap box now. Good Luck Charlie. Don't forget the vent for your paint booth.

Thanks Phil, great pictures.

Nice custom Lee. These are still at Hobby Lobby for now.

I went to the site and had to walk away from the key board.

This is when the sale is not always a sale to your wallet.

I hope you guys get us some good pictures. All of these scale deuce's look great.

I was building the Krusher while working the a holiday at the gas station in 85. Well in walks the area supervisor Leo. Good thing he liked me I guess. I did not get in trouble. We were slow and he stayed and told me some old stories from back in the day. He was a good supervisor. I still have many of the parts from that kit.

A 3rd here

Great job. Who made this resin body?

Looks killer Chuck.

What a great idea.

Not sure why this has not been re-released. They have been hard to find on ebay or swap meets cheap for awhile.

I second this

Sorry Lee I read that wrong. Just woke up.

Lee there was a guy doing 3D printed wheels for 1/16 scale. There are several 1/16 scale kits, just not 100's like the others.

Nice work

When 1 horse was not enough they added more. Then along came Steam power Next was internal combustion engines. Now we have Electric powered cars just like the slot cars we drove as kids. Humans will find a faster way to get from point a to point b, c, d and e. When we can get into our car and drive 20 hours straight with charging time that take no longer than a fuel stop, the world will never look back.

Looks great Chuck.

Yes this is nice. That grill is great.