Kaleb

I'll get better individual pics later. Plus the Ferrari I'm building. Let me what you think.

I'm making seat for large scale, and possible other body or performance parts. Nothing to make molds from. Willie checking this other stuff out. Thank you for this information.

Where do you buy that?

I bought some air dry clay, thinking it may work for building aftermarket parts. Anyone have experience with this? Shrinkage variables?

I'm looking for more of the "street" slicks with a few grooves. I have another question about air dry clay that I could possible make my own. I will post that in the q&a if it hasn't been asked.

Is 1:8 scale rc the same? Seems to be a wacky size to me.

Not quite sure, wanted to see what my options were. I think I want some slicks for the back. Supercharger for the engine. Other than that I really don't know. I "have" the kit just can't get it until Christmas lol.

I done my search through the forum, not an in depth search. My question is where can I find 1:8 scale parts such as rims, etc. I got the big T kit and just about everything on eBay is for pocher. Tdr is out of my budget.

I've been racking up on hobby lobby's clearance paint and cars, over the past few weeks I've bought several cans of paint. Visiting San Antonio I've bought a 48 woody for under 10 a 2010 mustang for 9. And here's the big one 1/8th scale T bucket for the big price of 35 no coupon. It was clearanced

Looks great overall, yes it could pass for real. Only one thing if you don't mind some input. Just add some weight to those tires and road wear to the tread. Leave the sidewalks blac for that fresh car wash look and you could pass for real other than the cables.

Wife and I have our own business HVAC and commercial cleaning.

Christian, if its the same thing I'm thinking, in most cases it doesn't matter.

Kurt, thank you for the info. Any idea on what size of 4barrel they were going for? I'll keep waiting for more response on the other. I think I'm going for the pro touring look. So modern racing seats are preferred. Bob, thanks I will check Both of them out. As far as eBay I have found one style I liked but it's the "bullit" style that is way over done. That's my last straw to go that route. Has anyone ever used r/c car wheels?

Got the first "advertising shirts" today for our business

I know this kit is been pulled from the grave again and again, but I want to build it different. I'm not a big dukes fan so it will not be built that way. The information I'm looking for though is year, if I'm not mistaken it is a 1969? This is 1:16 scale Engine? What size block? What type carb? What are my choices for added "visible" performance? Mds ignition, pro charger etc ( no stickers) Appearance Where can I find updated rim styles Where can I find "racing seats"

I have pm'd him and heard anything since June 24th. Anyone else been in contact with him?

Service company, HVAC service and commercial cleaning. We cleaned the outside of a trailer yesterday from all the green junk on it.

Haven't been working on any cars lately. I've been organizing files and getting stuff ready. As of yesterday we got our business license. And today I bought my wife a canon dslr 300d with 18-55 lens.

All said, I would like to see this car guy drive Detroit muscle from way back. Given the horsepower and the place to run just about anyone could do what he does, it's not hard. I'm going to catch flak on that statement but it is true.

Real car, as in old school muscle. Camaro, Mustang Fire bird.

Big deal I've seen some grandmas in Houston drive like this. Jk he is good, I will give him that but what would he do with a real car? Instead of the toys that I've seen him drive.

Wow, congratulations.

What's his user name on eBay?

The manta ray could be built out of the funky vette kit. Like Ira built for the hawg air filter. Maybe that's just my imagination.

Aiee chihuahua what a build. Now I regret trading that monkee mobile. Keep up the good work.