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Very nice work on a rarely seen build. And in 24 hrs, no less! Fantastic! Any idea when this year's 24 he build is? Might want to get involved. Later-

Nice looking little Ford. This kit can be a challenge due to all the things that you mentioned. Molding the top to the body and getting the hood and grill to fit nicely can be frustrating but you made it look great! I like the slightly lowered front end myself. Thanks for sharing it. Later-

Got me a couple of those Milk Trikes recently. Much narrower than I had envisioned. Would love to pick up.a few more in the series. They look like they will make fun little slump busters, although I have never really had that problem- usually too many projects going. Later-

Yeah, Amazon has them for $48 and change. I'll have to keep an eye out. Later-

Ooohh! Might have to search for one of those for myself. Later-

That makes sense since I have some parts for the convertible in the box. Thanks again guys. You're helping me to get these tubs of parts organized! Later-

Ok. That helps. I have some 64-66 Mustang body parts that were in the same group of boxes. I'll see which one it goes to. The first group reminded me of the 64 Tbolt kit but wasn't the same. I don't think that I have any other 56 Ford pieces so that may just become a parts box piece. And the 1990's Mustang or Tbird chassis I'll have to see if I have more parts to that. Thanks again. Later-

I have these parts that I need help from the experts for. The First 5 pics look like they are from the same kit (Ford?) The chassis plate is stamped 1985. The last 3 pics of the other two chassis plates are ? The white one is stamped 1990. Thanks. Later-

Exceptional build Lee. Lots of extra details to look at and I love the paint color. Later-

I like the body work so far, especially the fadeaway fenders. Not sure that I like the idea of that grill though, but I won't rush to judgement yet. I'd love to see this one progress. Later-

It is a Willys pickup cab. I need the frame for the Willys pickup. Later-

This is going to be a good one to ride along with. I'm in. Can't wait to see how it progresses. BTW- I like your buddy's shop! Later-

Snake- Are you in need of any of the bumpers/grills for the 67? Later-

Thanks! Too late. I already did. Besides working on my flathead for my 50 Ford I went ahead with the salt technique on the Willys cab. I added decals to the doors. I like the look. Anyone got a frame for this to trade? Later-

Got a bit more done on the engine today. Aluminum pulleys and making wire looms. Later-

Got some more work done on the 50 Ford engine and experimented with weathering an old cab. Going to try the salt technique tomorrow so I had to get the base down today. This may end up as a future "abandoned drag pickup" build. Later-

Getting the engine started for the project. Using resin heads and resin intake. Got to find my stash of carbs for this. Later-

Been working on my 50 Ford. Got the engine work started. Trying to figure out where I hid all of my resin carbs for this thing. Also working on this custom idea as a side project for now. Later-

Very cool! I love it. It has the perfect Tom Daniels look to it. Later-

Like most everyone else I reserve the right to deviate at any time with whatever strikes my fancy. Like Tom, I claim the "Look a Squirrel!" defense. (Must go with the name.) But, I do have a few that I would like to get to in 2021. Seeing as I managed to finish the most I ever have in a year (12) this year I think the coming year may be pretty productive. So, here goes: 1. Fujimi Toyota S800 racing version 2. Tamiya Honda S800 3. 32 Ford Sedan (can't believe I've never completed any version of a 32 Ford) 4. Finish My 51 Chevy Fleetline "Boulevard Creeper" (my version of Voodoo Larry's Voodoo Creeper) 5. Finish my Custom 53 Ford Victoria 6. Finish my 65/ SN95 Mustang combo 7. Finish my 75/06 Mustang combo 8. Monogram Sea Quest DSV Stinger (for something completely off the wall) 9. Jimmy Flintstone Resin 41 Chevy COE 10. Finish my 41 Chevy lowrider pickup That should be enough to keep me busy and hoping that I can get a few of them off the list and onto my shelf. I look forward to seeing what you guys have planned. Later-

Moving a little slow on this. I got the windows and interior in. Next up is working on an engine for it. Later-

Looks great Gary. Love the taillights. Got any pictures of the front end? Later-

Beautiful job on your build. It looks perfect and the extra work on opening the doors just adds to the overall high quality. I don't recall ever seeing one of these built but it does look like a well detailed kit. Later-

Looks good! That thing is going to take up a bit of table space. Later-