Tonioseven

Agreed.

Another one I dig!! I really need to build one of these.

I dig it!!! Great build!!

^^^ Agreed. That would work.

I have a '67 that will get the treatment.

Really nice work always!!

After clear for both; that's how I do it anyway. Looks good so far.

Terrifi build! Made me rethink not buying it at Hobby Lobby recently. Maybe I should go back for it...

Beautiful!!! Gluebomb saves are more satisfying that building a fresh kit in my opinion. Again, Terrific work!!

Beautiful restoration!! I'd like to join in on the buildoff; I have a Lincoln project in mind and it will probably take the better part of a year to complete it.

It's definitely the best LX I've seen yet!! BEAUTIFUL work!! I followed the build thread and learned a few things! Thanks for sharing the process! I will "borrow" a few of your techniques once I start mine.

Pretty cool!

Terrific build!!

johnbuzzed, excellent response! I've started to attend more shows and I make it a point to bring up "tuned import" vehicles as a possible class at future shows. I will still enter contests with them anyway but I make sure I bring several even though the majority has no clue as to what was just sat on the table by me. Lol.

R.I.P. Paul Walker.

You're good!! If you read through, you'll see where things come up short. Lol.

With one exception, all respectable answers. I guess the "curbside/ street" class is always an option. Thanks again for the replies, guys.

PARTSMARTY, what is the relevance of your post in relation to the topic of this thread? Enlighten me please.

Clearly you haven't much of a clue to what's REALLY happening in that scene.

Excellent answers, gentlemen!! Your comments are greatly appreciated!!

Different and VERY cool!! Terrific work!!

Agreed! Most of them are friends of mine on Facebook. I hope to actually make it up to your show one day to help support it!!

Most answers are respectful and I thank you for your honesty. ERIK88, I like tuners but I wouldn't classify myself as a young punk. Not that you care just offering a little insight.

I predominantly build them (along with whatever ELSE I seem to be interested in) but when I go to shows, I rarely see classes for them. I'm back in Ohio now so I'm within driving distance of many shows. Is is because they're not cared for as a genre? Like I said, Just curious. I'm interested in hearing your replies (in a respectful manner of course) Thank you. Antonio.

Maybe now I can make some accurate Vogue tires.