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Yup! Both sites have what I remember. Thank you sir! G

Looking forward to it my friend. G

Thank You sir! Yes, the wheels will be doomed to spend eternity in the parts box. I believe a build-off is in order. It will be most enjoyable. You might even finish this one................................... G

Ok boys and girls, I want to swap out the generic POS chassis under my Sheriff Roscoe Dodge, but I cannot remember which Mopar chassis folks use. I recall mention of a Road Runner, I believe a '71, but for the life of me cannot recall the details. Born and raised in St Louis, I now suffer fron Anheuser's disease. It is brought on by Clydedales. G

What he said, X2 G

Yup, I'm back to baseball cards, not collecting, just chewing the gum. Not while walking either. G

Oh look! SLFD's Rescue #2. I love that clown Jim, it is perfect. G

I want one badly NOW G

Looking good. It will be a killer build. G

Harry Reid was born and raised in Searchlight, Nevada, hence the political reference. Yes that is an actual town. No I am not making this up. G

Todays youth are more into "instant gratification" than us olde farts. The world ran slower for us, not so anymore. I agree that we should match building experience with a kit. If a kid nowadays, remember instant gratification, can't complete the task in a timely manner, they lose interest. We lose a potential master modeler, and the potential future of the hobby, possibly forever. Nothing wrong with any of the suggestions, just take the one that best fits the kid. G

That looks like every fire truck I ever saw................................... G

1941 Chevrolet, sorry.................................. G

Nice save! G

I have a 40 Chevy Pick up that's been sitting forever partially built. I donated the windshield glass, so I believe it will be my kit for this. I'm thinking high desert prospectors truck. This will be my inspiration. G

Very nice! G

Very Nice! G

I'm working 10am to 8pm today and tomorrow. I'll be downtown on Fremont Street this weekend, the strip next weekend. I'm off Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays. G

Lots of those out here, they used them in the mines. This would be a great CBP. G

Udderly fantastic! G

Nicely done! G

I like that, a lot! G

John I was stationed at MCAS Yuma in the mid-late 70's. I had picked up a cherry '76 RoadRunner in Orange just prior to the move. The car had a 360, 2000+ original miles, and should have moved out quite well. It was however a Cali CARB certified POS. I have to say it was one of the slowest cars I ever owned. G

Thank You all! Looking at the photos I realized how "business like" this car looks decked out as a copcar. I'd have been a happy little popo driving one of these back in the day. G

21-50, 10-4, Over and out. G