Jordan White

Oh I noticed all that, I just figured I should chime in with my research!

Okay, I did a little research and it looks like the 1968 models have the flat panel taillights (Belvedere only has the end lights, Satellite/Sport Satellite and GTX have full width lights). The 1969 models have the angled lights. 1968 has the round side markers, and the 1969 has the rectangular side markers.

The chassis and engine went together really well, and it looks like the rest of the kit should too. And yeah, it comes with the full steel doors.

Well by golly I finally got a little work done on my project! Basically I built up part of the chassis and engine.

Well I was finally able to do a little more on the boat. I installed the outboard!

Man, you're almost done and I haven't even gotten started yet! Ah well, such is college life.

Lets just ignore the whole debate on what exactly a muscle car is, and look at these two (main) rules: 1 it has to be an american car build between 1960 and 1980 2 it has to be a 2 door '94-'96 Impala SS violates both rules. Done deal.

They are both also classified as muscle cars by various people. To most people, the '94-'96 Impala SS is a sports sedan. I don't see anyone calling the BMW M5 a muscle car. Geez, this thread is going way off task. It's as simple as this: He who makes the rules can choose whether or not they are followed. Don't like it? Go elsewhere.

All you do is take the code that you posted, and put it into the image tags. (in the reply screen, it's the picture below "fonts" with the sunset).

Haha, I have that GTO slot car!

Because the build originators let him. Here's what Nick said in the Street Truck build Like I said, it's the people who started the build threads who get to decide what goes. If they want to let someone not follow the rules, then that's their choice (since they determined the rules in the first place). Likewise, if they don't want to allow an exception, then that's fine too.

He's running this build thread, so he can make and enforce any rules he wishes. Dukefan allowed him to build outside the rules for the other event, so you'd have to take it up with him.

I know you're a bit new here and all, but why do you keep making new threads for the same project? (especially since Nick wanted the builds in the thread he created!)

Not sure why this needed a new thread, but I'll help anyways. Here's some pictures from the show, and yes it is long wheel base since it has the 8 foot bed.

Alright, I'm going to get into this build! I recently picked up the "reissued" Revell Jeep CJ-7 Renegade kit, and just looked through the Internet Movie-Car Database for an idea. I've decided to build Demi Moore's Jeep from St. Elmo's Fire, but of course only have one picture to go off of. When I go home for winter break, I'll be able to actually watch the movie again and see if I can see any more details. But, for now (this weekend actually), I'll take care of the chassis parts that aren't seen during the movie.

I'd get it! I had a blast building it and wish I had another.

Looks good now!

It's the best glue ever!...if you want your model to smell like orange Pine-Sol! It does hold parts together, but only just enough. I've since bought some super glue which holds much better.

Just about, you forgot the bracket after the font type.

It wouldn't happen to be this one would it?

Here's a few sites for the technical details: Van Info A-Team Van Also, don't forget that the exhaust should exit in front of the rear tires (on both sides), which isn't visible in several of your pictures.

In any case, there was a sequel to Christmas Vacation, but let us never speak of it again!

Since it's based on the Honcho, I'm assuming 4WD (plus I can see the front axle in place). Should be a cool build! What color are you thinking? You should make the one from What About Bob!

Looks like an interesting project! Quick note though, you technically could have left the rims as 10 lug since the F-450 and F-550 Chassis Cabs came with 10 lug hubs/wheels, so you could have simply said it was a conversion.