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Is that what Chrysler used when they had the push button selector ?

My wife built one model and she actually did very well at it too. Looks like you are a lucky man to share your hobby with her.

Either Harry is slipping, or he gave us an easy one this week

Beautiful conversion. I like this one a lot.

The current trend is most stolen classic cars these days are on loaded into shipping containers within 24 hours of being stolen. ETA, I'm sure that not every car there is stolen. I was just commenting on what's going on these days.

If the cover is indicative of the content, that's a good price for that.

I'm wondering how many of those cars were acquired legally. I've know a few LEO's that have told me just how big the stolen car market is overseas.

Stunning work Peter, I can't wait to see it finished.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxcep0eJR-8

And it makes a dandy desert topping too Disclaimer: for those not old enough to know what I'm talking about, please don't put it on your desert

I try to look at it as sub assemblies. I'll fit and glue whatever I can before painting. Keep in mind paying attention to the order of assembly too. Sometimes adding certain body parts can interfere with final assembly. And you don't want to make things hard on yourself either. Do all your detail work before putting your interior together etc. Have your engine complete before installation. Just think it through. Wherever you need to glue during assembly just scrape some of the paint away where parts join.

The doctor is gonna love this one

That is just spectacular. You took an already nice looking car and just perfected it. I love everything you did to it.

With the exception of the wheels and engine, a friend of mine has one of these 1:1 , same color and all. Yours looks real nice.

Great website Don. Thanks for taking the time to put that together and share it with us.

I'll preface this by saying I hate lawyers and frivolous lawsuits but I hope those people end up owning The Discovery Channel and living comfortably for the rest of their lives.

Tell her all of us are proud of her, she did a fine job.

1953 Pegaso Z-102 BS

I.m not a truck guy, but that is absolutely beautiful.

Very original and beautiful build

Revell parts pak engines will take care of the missing engines

If it were me, I would lose the psychedelic store front.

Many years ago, it was models built just like that, that got me interested in modeling. Beautiful job.

To me gassers can be as wild as your imagination Doc. Here's a nice example http://www.vetteweb.com/features/vemp_1006_1963_chevrolet_corvette/viewall.html