Chuck Most

I'd love to have that six wheel version! Yeah, I know it's kind of tacky, but I like it.

Not quite. The T-Bird and Cougar went to an IRS setup for '89, while the Mark still had the old 8.8 up until 1992. The Monogram '87 Turbo Coupe would be a lot closer, but it's 1:24, and would need a LOT of hacking to fit the Mark VII body. Believe me- I've tried it! The later Revel T-Bird and Cougar kits might fit better, if you could look past the rear suspension.

And, it's gotten me started on a '37 Ford pickup of my own.

Well, a few thousand of your closest pals know all about it now! But, hey, if it works, it works.

yeah- not too sure about that one, myself. I can build ten models in a month, and I'm sure no master builder!

Oh, the one on Cinemax last night, about 3 AM-ish!

Give these guys a try- http://carneyplastics.com/

Give me a minute to take down all my Easyriders posters and maybe I'll play along!

Yes- complete with detailed carb linkages and in-scale, working window mechanisms!

Sounds cool... model cars, AND Stacey David!

Sheesh, this junky old box of mine would be at least $200, if this is any indicator...

What he said.

Same here! That's the one thing preventing me from butchering a Winston Cup kit chassis to fit this body. (Not to mention the engine updates...) This one would make a pretty good curbside model, but I think my next stock car buildup will be the old AMC Matador. Not big into the NASCAR models, but this little snap kit has lit a fire under my fanny nevertheless!

Now ya know about my world, Jimmy! (Who is this guy again? )

Nah.... looks to me like you're just getting started!

Somebody missed the last episode of 'Its Always Sunny In Philedelphia'.

I'm still planning on updating a Winston Cup Luminacarlo chassis to use with one of these bodies. Not sure how much is different, and not sure how I'll replicate Chevy's new NASCAR-spec V8, but I've got nothing better to do with myself, I'll figure it out! I just wish they'd bring out the Fords already!

Spread the disease! This is what I like to see.

Yes, old RC2 plastic is the worst! I can attest to that much. I took to using a barrier or sealer on those. Oh, you also don't need to worry about ghosts if they're friendly.

Rustoleum spray can Apple Green if I recall.

Where's Violent J?

I've personally had it happen quite a bit with styrene, but never resin. I actually think doing body mods in resin is a bit easier in most respects than styrene plastic.

Now ya have! Wait... WHAT muffler... The red Pro Streeter is in the Pro Street Pickups thread in the trucks section- its about the only still-recognizable Dodge I have in my stash!

I guess I thought Little Red needed an uglier little sister, so I whipped up this thing.... Here she is with her big sister... And with a 'closer to stock' '78 Dodge truck...