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Awesome build, big fan of fwd dodges, but that is a Shelby Charger.

Super build nice and clean. The tractor nose is great!

That is super nice, and it is simple which makes it look even better.

I've done one so far this year, I'm shooting to one more by December 31st.

Those Optisparks sucked when they got hot, wet, old, or if you looked at it funny, they act up. An Optispark would be the whole distributor. OBD-2 started showing up on some 1995 model year cars. It really sounds like you may want to bring to a Chevy Dealership. If you think it is the computer I would trace all wires ohm them out, check voltages, make sure nothing is broken.

I just stopped using it altogether. I find it is to thick, the "black" rubs off and it is a pain to use.

Trust me if I could I would absolutly do it!

Lately work in general. I think most days I rather stick my X-acto knife in my bum. Nothing irkes me more than working with somebody who "knows everything" about everthing now there are two people like that. Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Yeah I do it more often then I will admit. The worse part is I do it more than once.

Wow I am super jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Go to this website ecc.carquest.com/e-catalog.html. Then input the info, select ignition, input engine size, then a list of parts will apear, the red part number is what you click on to get picture. The item description is on the right of the part number. I hope this helps.

As a MOPAR guy I like it, I like it a lot.

I think NASCAR is somewhat dumb anyway and I work at Carquest so the answer to the question is absolutely no!

i thought that was a model, until i saw the guy standing there.

I use spray cans a lot, as well as, my airbrush.

I got weedwacker parts(piston assembly, cylinder and gasket kit), because the piston thought it would be a good idea to start to melt itself to the cylinder wall

Don't feel bad, I don't know what I am going to on my birthday, I turn 30.

I looked at it and said wow. Then I saw who built it and said to myself "Go Figure". Great build!!!

thanks I will be buying one today

I want to purchase a food dehydrator, but the one I want to buy has one setting and puts out 400 watts. My qusetion is, can I put a dimmer switch on it to control the wattage/temp. with no problem or should I just stop being cheap and buy one that has a temp. control. Any comments and/or suggestions will be graetly apperciated.

Well the one I am working on now is Revell's 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe; Kit $26.99 MCG P.E. kit $14.99 MCG SBF dress up kit $14.99 Detail Master Electric fan $8.99ish Paint and Misc Items $45 or so. But on average I spend with kit maybe $40-$50.

Awesome. Thanks guys, I just wanted to make sure before I bought their products. Once again thank you.

I am thinking about purchasing a few things from them any feedback would be nice.

I would first wash the parts with Dawn dish soap, make sure they are extremely dry, then I would primer them. To get a smooth finish I think you may have to either use an airbrush or spray can. That's my twelve cents.

You may want to try Detail Master for PE rotors. Replica and Miniatures of Maryland for calipers. That's just my two cents.