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Selling that garbage is criminal. It's not fit for a junkyard diorama.

This reminds me of the old Corvette "wagon" conversions in the 70s.

That's a ...tire?

Nice! Good color scheme - looks like stock Mopar colors. I have this kit and am anxious to get stated on it.

These rigs were all three doors as I recall. Here's mine from years ago. Note that this is a GMC

Here's the ticket: https://www.amazon.com/ARROWMAX-Electric-Aluminium-Rechargeable-SDS/dp/B0B3MPZ11B?th=1

Usually not a fan of box art but this I Iove!

I like both looks, before and after! Looks like I have one of these to build. That, and a couple Big Tubs, A Big T or two, some Lindberg model T variations, etc...yes I'm a hoarder.

Wik-kid!

Really nice looking truck! Love the weathered gold paint.

Very creative! Interior is simple and functional.

I'd suggest water? There may be something better.

I am pleased that it is December and we had a 72 degree day today. ?

I have a Mido that I love, but it's a quartz. It has the best band of any I own. I gave away my only titanium watch for the same reason. I have a Hamilton as well, a Khaki King Scuba I hate to admit how many watches I have. I've given some to family members and even let my son choose one out of my entire collection one Xmas. He chose this: I'd say he has good taste! The irony of all this is that I'm now retired and wear watches only occasionally. My wife won't let me sell them as she thinks they will retain some value. ?

Yes, Nezumi's are nice watches. I really like Seiko, Bulova, Zodiac and many microbrands.

Very well thought out weathering on that car.

We do tend to always rationalize, don't we?

Watch collecting is a seriously slippery slope my friend. If you're not aware there is a website called Watchuseek that caters to that particular hobby. I recommend staying on the Affordable Watches sub-forum for friendly folks and great watches that don't break the bank.

I dig it. Don't give up but take your time and don't rush it. It's too kool to just slap it together so you can call it done.

Very cool! I'd like to get started on mine but the replacement frame for my twisted one I just got from Moebius got snapped in half by good ol' USPS. ?

Yeah I can see why. It would be hard to mess up that nice finish.

Yeah, it was really hard. I had 3 "toy" cars when I retired and we moved 2000 miles away. I just couldn't take them with me because we moved before we bought a place. The cash infusion was nice though...

Excellent execution of your vision!

That would definitely turn heads in any campground!

This is really beautiful. Looks like the real thing! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. My buddy in high school had a 71 Demon. He thrashed the poo out of that poor car. If we'd only known.