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  1. Rob Hall
    I'm happy w the work my yard guys and pool guy do. I pay what I think is a fair and reasonable amount for their services, and it's not the type of work I have interest in doing myself. Same w car repairs, I'm not a mechanic, prefer to go to a reputable local shop.
  2. Rob Hall
    One thing that was better in the 90s IMO is there were many full detail (and snap) kits of then-current subjects. There wasn't as much focus on 'nostalgia' (old) subjects as there is today.
  3. Rob Hall
    By reading the badging?
  4. Rob Hall
    Postal Service just dropped off a package I'd ordered from Amazon Friday night..I'd heard they were doing Sunday package deliveries, but this is the first I've seen of it...cool.
  5. Rob Hall
    The Modelhaus also has the MPC Charger 500 bumper/grille. I built the '80s MPC issue straight from the box back in the day, I have another of the later reissues to build eventually--probably will kitbash w/ a Revell '68/69 Charger, AMT '68 Road Runner or '69 GTX for the more detailed chassis and engine...
  6. Rob Hall
    Yes, a full detail 70 would have been preferable. Don't see the point in another 69 since the Revell is readily available.
  7. Rob Hall
    My sister has had USAA for the last 15 years or so (ex was a veteran). Says the rates and service are great.
  8. Rob Hall
    I don't know about the whole office, but my department all made it in yesterday..incl. one guy that has a 2hr commute--took 3 hours instead. One guy left early to go chop up a tree that fell on his house and another went home to deal w/ flooding. Sky looks like it's going to rain again..
  9. Rob Hall
    I guess the haboobs could be described as a dry rain..
  10. Rob Hall
    Sharp build.
  11. Rob Hall
    There was some water in spots still on Camelback this afternoon, but mostly mud and dirt out on the road in the areas where it was underwater this morning (around 54th St). My pool is pretty full.
  12. Rob Hall
    Saw water on the commute this morning. One of the flooded cars I saw was a white Chrysler Crossfire
  13. Rob Hall
    I wondered also. Googled the name. Singer Songwriter. Wrote a song called It Never Rains In Southern California
  14. Rob Hall
    Wet here today. I heard some parts of the Valley had 4-5 inches since it started at about 2 am. And it is september
  15. Rob Hall
    It's hard to see in the bagged pic, but the box art pic shows the tunneled rear window.
  16. Rob Hall
    The next-to-the last one would look good with the side pipes removed. The rest need a lot more work to uncrapify them..
  17. Rob Hall
    That makes sense, though--printed catalogs are an artifact of the pre-internet era--they don't make much sense today.
  18. Rob Hall
    There are still quite a few of the old XJs around in Colorado, at least that's how I remember it..they were very popular there and had a long run...
  19. Rob Hall
    I was referring to car aero...the old guys into t buckets, 32 Fords, fifties cars. Etc aren't into aerodynamics.
  20. Rob Hall
    Airfix is an old British brand, USAirfix was their US brand briefly around 1980.
  21. Rob Hall
    It would make sense that they pay attention to online comments, people don't write letters to companies today like they may have in olden days.
  22. Rob Hall
    Some like the mustang were sold as Lindberg kits 30 years ago.
  23. Rob Hall
    Remember, most of the people here are into 30s-60s cars....a world from before aerodynamics...
  24. Rob Hall
    WRXes are AWD, not FWD.
  25. Rob Hall
    . True. I'm not sure what they mean. Something from long ago.
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