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I'm interested in the 40 Ford photo etch set. PM sent. Later-

I am searching for a 60 Buick Invicta hood or a damaged/scrap body that I can cut a good hood from. I have things to trade or buy. Later-

I am looking for copies (photocopies, actual articles cut from mags, or pics of the articles) of HBB drawings, with the descriptive captions, from the 80's-90's mags. I have included pics of a couple of the articles for reference. Willing to pay shipping on what you want to send. Later-

Thanks everyone. I needed some pinstriping around the scallops but feared doing it and messing up. Yesterday I finally dove in. I used a fine brush that I trimmed the bristles to a finer point. Took a bottle of Model Master Laquer Ford Engine Blue and just started. Fortunately a sharp toothpick easily cleans up any stray or wide lines. This is after 20 min of work. It is slow, but works for me. Now to finish the rest and get this cleared. Later-

Got the scallops taped off and painted tonight. Got several small spots to touch up but, otherwise, I'm pleased. Later-

Looking for a set of 70's side pipes in 1/24 1/25 from the Baldwin-Motion Camaro or others. Later-

Been a bit since I've been on here. Busy summer. I got the base coat of paint on and that's where it has stopped. I am sitting down now to figure out the scallops. I am loosely following this truck I found on the web. Anybody got a set of 70's side pipes like those from the Baldwin-Motion Camaro? Later-

I have changed the design of these since these pics. I added a .10 strip on the inside.The taillights now mount from the backside and are frenched just a bit. Later-

Nice work so far. I'm liking the idea and work. Just a suggestion, mount the headlights on stalks from the top of the frame next to the grill shell to the bottom of the bucket, made from a paperclip. Later-

My local club is hosting a show in October with the theme "Truckin". The theme doubles as a semi theme (date to be held is 10/4) and 70's customs. I have decided to build a pickup from straight off the "Truckin" magazine pages. I have had this 72 GMC kit for several years. Someone had poorly chopped the cab and filled the side markers and door handles so I started with cleaning it up. Still a ways to go on that. I also needed some sunken taillights in the fenders so I am working on adding some frenched 66 Nova lights. I want to use these wheels that I pulled from a 70's Chevy rebuilder I have but I need fronts for them and I don't know what kit they come from. (Anybody know and have a set?) The spokes have a definite peak on them. If I can't locate a set I'll use the ones from my MPC 69 Charger 500 kit. That's about all for now. I am planning to do a multi-colored panel paint job but haven't planned it out yet. A quick primer coat is next. I'd also like to find a dual carbed 454 from a Monogram Chevelle kit (or something similar) if anybody has one available. Later-

Franklin, KY- Outside of Bowling Green. Later-

Found an actual brick and mortar hobby shop today! Unfortunately my funds were a little short. These aren't what I would normally build but since rhey were on clearance they will make nice parts kits. $5 each for the Sting Ray III's and $7 for the Banshee. $8 for the paint. Out the door for $26.50! Later-

Thanks everyone for the nice response. Glad you like it. Later-

I finished this earlier this week. I bought it as a started kit with a painted body. The body only had a couple light coats of paint. I painted it with Testors Fathom Green paint. The kit tires I replaced with what I saw on line as more accurate BF Goodrich T/A Radials. These did not have as tall a sidewall but they look like the pics of 1:1 cars I found on line. Everything else is right out of the box. Later-