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I've bought some things from him. Showed up in reasonable time and most of it looks great. I bought several of those resin cast dist. that are pre wired. Caps are molded in factory and aftermarket colors and you still have to ca the cap to the shaft and the shaft has to be painted. Got some ignition boxes. They are molded in color but needed a little clean up. Decals looked a little big for some of the boxes too, but I made it work. I got the et sprint 5 slotted wheels. They looked good. I think they are Alclad cause it will rub off if handled roughly. I got two of the Thunderbolt hood bubbles to mod for a totally different car. I knew I would mess one up and I did. They seemed to be on the thin and flimsy side though. I'm not very familiar with resin yet, so that may or may not be the norm. You can see one of the dist. in this finished asphalt car I built and showed at this link. And there's a link in the post to the progress pages. You might be able to see it more clearly there. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21139

I'm kinda swaying towards the murder/suicide thing at this time with what info I have.

Nice. I really love the detail on the engine. Makes it really stand out.

Details From McNair Press Conference POSTED: 1:44 pm CDT July 5, 2009 UPDATED: 2:20 pm CDT July 5, 2009 NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Metro Police Spokesman Don Aaron held a press conference Sunday afternoon to discuss the deaths of former Titans quarterback Steve McNair, 36, and 20-year-old Sahel Kazemi. * Autopsies were performed on both victims. Steve McNair was shot four times: twice in the head and twice in the chest. Sahel Kazemi was shot once in the side of the head. McNair was found seated on a couch in the living room. Kazemi was on the floor, close to McNair. * A semi-automatic pistol was recovered from under Kazemi's body. It was not initially visible and was discovered late in investigation of the crime scene. * The two died some time in the early Saturday hours and had been dead for a number of hours before they were discovered. * ATF is tracing the ownership of the pistol, and police are working to interview its owner. Aaron said the evidence at the scene is consistent with the gun recovered. * Friends said McNair and Kazemi had been dating over the past several months. * McNair's death has been ruled a homicide. The Metro Police Department has not yet classified Kazemi's death and expect it will be several days before her death is classified. * McNair was seen at Blue Moon Lagoon Bar and Loser's Bar into the early morning hours of Saturday. * There were no signs of forced entry. A key was used by Wayne Neeley to get into the apartment. McNeeley discovered the bodies. He walked into the kitchen and did not see blood until he walked walk from the kitchen. * Police are checking surveillance cameras in the area. Aaron said he is not aware of any tapes recovered so far. * A witness said Kazemi's Cadillac Escalade was already at the condo when McNair arrived. Aaron said Kazemi had an apartment in the Hermitage area. * Aaron said the Central Precinct commander called the area the condo was in "very peaceful." * Friends of both victims are being talked to in an effort to find if the two had had any "squabbles," Aaron said, in an effort to classify the woman's death. Nothing has been ruled out so far as to the cause of Kazemi's death. * Some of Kazemi's family may be traveling to Nashville Sunday. Police are planning to interview Kazemi's ex-boyfriend.

McNair's Death Ruled A Homicide Death Of 20-Year-Old Still Under Investigation POSTED: 3:38 pm CDT July 4, 2009 UPDATED: 2:49 pm CDT July 5, 2009 Wayne Neeley, who co-rented the apartment with McNair where the two were found, found McNair on the couch and 20-year-old Sahel Kazemi on the floor of the locked apartment at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. He called a friend, who called police. McNair had been shot twice in the chest and twice in the head, and Kazemi had been shot once in the side of the head. A semi-automatic pistol was recovered from under Kazemi's body. McNair's death has been ruled a homicide. The Metro Police Department has not yet classified Kazemi's death and expect it will be several days before her death is classified. McNair's wife Mechelle said she had not heard from her husband in a couple of days. She was at the couple's home Saturday on Bear Road in Green Hills. Friends said McNair and Kazemi had been dating over the past several months. Police spokesman Don Aaron did not rule out any possibility, although he said they are not actively looking for a suspect. He also said that the time of the deaths is uncertain and that the deaths may not have occurred Saturday. A source told Channel 4 News that McNair was seen at about 1 a.m. Saturday at a Nashville restaurant.

Here's an update from WSMV local ch.4 Former Titans QB Steve McNair Shot To Death POSTED: 3:38 pm CDT July 4, 2009 UPDATED: 12:47 pm CDT July 5, 2009 NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Nashville police and Titans' sources have confirmed that former Titans QB Steve McNair, 36, has been shot to death at a condominium in downtown Nashville. Wayne Neely, who co-rented the apartment with McNair where the two were found, found McNair on the couch and 20-year-old Sahel Kazemi on the floor of the locked apartment at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. He called a friend, who called police. McNair had been shot several times, and Kazemi had been shot once. McNair's wife Mechelle said she had not heard from her husband in a couple of days. She was at the couple's home Saturday on Bear Road in Green Hills. Police spokesman Don Aaron did not rule out any possibility, although he said they are not actively looking for a suspect. He also said that the time of the deaths is uncertain and that the deaths may not have occurred Saturday. A source told Channel 4 News that McNair was seen at about 1 a.m. Saturday at a Nashville restaurant. "There are persons who were around the complex today, visitors, who have been taken to headquarters for questioning, just to see what they know, what they may have seen," Aaron said. "No one is in custody right now." A Lincoln Navigator and Cadillac Escalade were towed from the scene. The Escalade was registered to the address of McNair's restaurant and was under both victims' names. Kazemi was arrested early Thursday on charges of driving under the influence. McNair was a passenger in the vehicle. The owner of the building is Charles Cardwell Jr., a well-known Metro trustee. Cardwell said Neely worked or still works at Nashville Sporting Goods as a salesman. Cardwell, who also lived in the building, said the apartment was often vacant but that McNair used it when he came into town. Neely had rented the apartment for about four years, said Cardwell, who also said he isn't aware of previous problems at the apartment, which is near McNair's restaurant, Gridiron9. "Wayne Neely and Steve are good friends, and he was very upset and shaken for something like this to happen," said Cardwell, who said he had last seen McNair about six weeks ago. McNair played in the National Football League for 13 seasons before retiring last year. He was a three-time Pro-Bowler and the 2003 co-MVP of the league. McNair aided in the revitalization of the Jefferson Street area with the recent opening of Gridiron9, near Tennessee State University. He could be found at the restaurant sweeping floors, eating, serving and talking to people. Restaurant patrons have remarked upon how accessible he was, and many wrote memorial tributes to the athlete Saturday afternoon on the windows of Gridiron9. Metro Councilwoman Edith Langster called McNair "a role model and a legend." McNair is usually in Mississippi for the Fourth of July, holding an event for children in Mount Olive. That event was not held this year. "We played together, hung out together, had conversations about life outside of the game," said Eddie George, McNair's former Titans teammate. Gov. Phil Bredesen released a statement Saturday, saying, "Andrea (Conte) and I were very saddened by the news of Steve McNair's death. He has always felt like part of the Nashville family, and he will be sorely missed." The public interest in the scene near the apartment caused at least one accident early Saturday evening, in which the back of a vehicle was plowed into by another vehicle.

Who knows. They aint tellin' anything useful to us for the time being. Only thing I know is the women found dead in the apt. with him is not his wife.

Another update. According to police, there were no signs of forced entry at the crime scene. While the female victim's identity has not been released, police are confirming she is not Mechelle McNair. "There were persons who were around the complex today who have been taken to headquarters for questioning," Don Aaron explained. However, he made it clear that there were no suspects in custody at the time. According to Don Aaron, no suspects have been taken into custody. Several people were being taken to police headquarters for questioning, so police could get information about the circumstances surrounding the shooting deaths. Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen released the following statement: Andrea and I were very saddened by the news of Steve McNair's death. He has always felt like part of the Nashville family, and he will be sorely missed. Several fans expressed shock and saddness in response to the news along with former teamates and other members of the Titans organization. Many people commented on how Steve was such an important part of the community. Steve McNair opened a restaurant, Gridiron 9 on Jefferson Street in North Nashville. An employee at McNair's restaurant said Steve McNair gave him hope. He said when no one else gave him a chance, Steve hired him immediately. Titans' owner ‘Bud' Adams Jr. released the following statement on the Titan's web site: "We are saddened and shocked to hear the news of Steve McNair's passing today. He was one of the finest players to play for our organization and one of the most beloved players by our fans. He played with unquestioned heart and leadership and led us to places that we had never reached, including our only Super Bowl. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family as they deal with his untimely passing." Hope Hines, NewsChannel 5's Chief Sports Reporter said Brad Hopkins, former All Pro Left Tackle, was very upset by the death of Steve McNair. He said he was dissapointed, and doesn't understand how people can take lives so violently. Hopkins said this is an example of how no one is immune to violence. "Steve was my friend, and that's the difference. I remember his first five minutes in the facility. Every walk he took, I was probably right next to him. We fought and bled together," said Hopkins. "Here's a man who was husband and a father. He meant a lot to a lot of people. Not just people on the football field," Hopkins continued. Jeff Diamond, former President of the Titans commented on Steve McNair's death: "First of all it's such a tragic, tragic thing. You just hate to see these things happen, and to happen to someone you like and respect and knew so well and had so many great times and moments with; it's a horrible, horrible story." Steve McNair was 36 years old. He leaves behind a wife Mechelle and four sons: Junior, Steven, Tyler and Trenton. Stay with NewsChannel5.com for more information as it becomes available.

Local Fox ch.17 rumored it's a murder suicide.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Former Titans quarterback Steve McNair has been killed. Police said McNair suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head in downtown Nashville. The incident happened near 2nd South & Lea Avenue. A crowd began to gather in the area where Steve McNair's body was found Saturday afternoon. "When police officers arrived in response to that call, they found two individuals who had been shot to death inside the residence: one female, one male. We now know that the male deceased is Steve McNair. The female deceased has been tentatively identified. We're working to confirm that and then notify her next of kin," said Don Aaron with Metro Police on the situation. That female victim's identity was not released as of 4:20 p.m. Saturday afternoon. According to Don Aaron with the Metro Nashville Police Department, no suspects have been taken into custody. Several people were being taken to police headquarters for questioning. Titan's owner ‘Bud' Adams Jr. released the following statement on the Titan's web site: "We are saddened and shocked to hear the news of Steve McNair's passing today. He was one of the finest players to play for our organization and one of the most beloved players by our fans. He played with unquestioned heart and leadership and led us to places that we had never reached, including our only Super Bowl. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family as they deal with his untimely passing." Stay with NewsChannel5.com for more information as it becomes available.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Former Titans quarterback Steve McNair has been killed. Police said McNair suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head in downtown Nashville. The incident happened near 2nd South & Lea Ave. Police said it looked like a double homicide. A female victim was also found dead. http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=10643962

HEY! I resemble that. And you don't have to be a red neck to love a good truck. When it comes to models, at one time or another, I have built everything from trucks and cars to planes, military ships (including one with sails and cannons and never again). I even have a couple Space Shuttles in the works right now. One will be on top of it's 747 transport, the other has tanks sitting on the launch pad.

Sounds like you need to post up some pics for us to see. Got me wanting to see it for sure.

There's one thing about it, he aint no revenuer, cause he's still breathin. lol

SO is pumping up a street tire that's not made to hold more than 332 to 45 psi. Check the max PSI rating on the sidewall sometime.

Well, I'm working on my red 5000 but it will be a few more days before the kit for my white one shows up.

Thanks for posting that. Trying to improve my skills. I was getting ready to ask how you do this and I found your answer.

Glad we cleared that up. And I'm sure it's not the first time a director was in a movie, other than some of the obvious stars like Clint Eastwood. He directed almost all of his movies. The pizza delivery guy in the first F and F was the director of that movie too.

I thought this was a good one. NASCAR broadcaster as a cop ... lol Ken Squier ... California Patrolman #3

Thanks. I knew I saw that somewhere recently.

Bottom of the first list. Hal Needham ... Ambulance EMT (uncredited)

Also would not mind seeing a Mack from "Convoy" or a '65 Belvedere from the movie "Hot Rod"

Cast one of these. All the truck and movie goers will want one of these. 1955 "Slim Nose" Peterbuilt.

Freds shop is not far from where I live. We are in the same county. Just thought it was interesting to note.

You may be right. I just watched all three of those a couple months ago. Got all 3 for $5 at WallyWorld.