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Hey , I apologized and deleted my comments and admitted you were right.....you're always right and i'll apologize for trying to join in a conversation after you have spoken what more do you want ? you made your point =move on

Oooops , Sorry Steve , I forgot yours is thee last word, out of respect i removed my post

and the paint is still on it (?)

Nice Corvair !

I'd buy one of those.

I think a scale version of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile would be a good seller

Very nicely done !

After reading and watching videos about this Pontiac I wondered if the authentic Bonnie and Clyde death car could have been repaired mechanically enough to drive the way they 'repaired' this GTO then i read this version of the story about other fake death cars people tried to replicate https://www.hotcars.com/where-is-bonnie-and-clydes-car/ even if it did run and drive there is no way i would sit in it let alone drive it

I think that is Jim Dirt...Joe's brother/cousin

Thats what you get for knocking down peoples mail boxs ! The red neck hill billies around here would have packed that car full of tannerite

This is the type of music my Mom played on her organ when i was growing up, I listen to it when i get to missing her

Nothing beats a good polka !

I would like to see some thing like this as a model kit .

Great craftsmanship , Rich ! Now i know why you were looking for the window tint , but im still wondering what the dry rub numbers are for . Correct license plate ?

Kit ,Thank you for a very nice , thought out reply ! I dont have a problem with people posting pictures of their projects in my threads, this is an information exchange type of thing for me. I really like what you have going on with your boat ! some times real life comes first and the hobby stuff gets put on hold .

How about a Zombie Thread blast from the past ? I had to dig back 38 pages to find this one ! this project waited patiently on the shelf for years. ...call me Fishmael

Once the initial shock of his death wears off , Im sure he will think thats funny too....

You guys make me laugh and laugh........

Without a 1:1 to measure against , and assuming the 1:1 is listed as a 16ft the GreenLight is 3.215 wide 1/24 it would be 6.430 feet wide @ 1/25 it would be 6.679 ft wide over all length from the rear of the cabin to the ball hitch is 8.130 inchs the cabin front to rear measures at 6.5 inchs 1/24 makes it 15.6 ft long in 1:1 1/25 makes it 16.25 ft.long in 1:1

I didnt take that into account , here is a picture of the GreenLight trailer with a known 1/25 scale AMT '60 Chevy pick up I was on the hunt for a GreenLight Shasta Airflyte but couldnt find one in green but I got lucky and got a resin from ModelHaus before they closed shop , I plan to paint it like my Shasta

Here is a picture of my Greenlight Winnebago that just happens to be parked next to a Johan '65 Rambler , I think they are close enough to be mated to most 1/25 cars and trucks

Looks great , Dan Your hard work paid off

two of the go carts from the AMT 1960 Chevy pick up reissue