Kaleb

I have some I'll post up when I get pics if you don't mind. They are "nameless" meaning they just came off the top of my head, except for one that was based off a Mercedes.

I hate auto correct. Ok Ty that's what I figured but wanted to double check.

It's the acr kit. And here is a pic. The exhaust came in two sets one here pictured and the other is two seperate pipes that go out the side. Second up is the gamble covers. The instructions call for the rounded valve covers unlike these pictured. So far this is what I have came across.

After what he said about just doing high lights with paint. I thought about doing that, and that truck is a beautiful example.

Only because it's a challenge, because we have to "at least" do something. Just to build something basic. Just another hair brained idea.

I hope I'm not the only one, but has anyone ever build or ever wanted to build a plain white kit not one drop of paint on it? Just as if a company was advertising it, like the 1:12 mustang kit. I thought about it and it would only take a little bit to assemble. Thought I would see how it would go over before it went to a cbp.

I know there have been a few builds with this car, I just wanted to check and make sure that there are extra parts in this kit before I toss them in the parts box.

The good dr has a troll

They are not model related, but it's trucking, hot rod. 5.0 mustang. Some european cars

I don't know if the Mac computers have them, but those that the IOS 5 on your device. You have the news stand, in the news stand you can get at least one free issue of car magazines and subscribe to others. Great way to get ideas, I have 5 of them myself. I also think you can get more auto books through iBooks.

Wow and I bought this johann kit for a buck.

Looks great, is this the revell kit? And how well did it go together?

Here are a few of mine. Like I said I collect mustangs.

Who makes the mustang in this one? I'm a collecter of many only if they interest me. Namely mustangs, camaros, high end cars, and older classics. Some odd balls and imports. I have well over 200 mustangs, and still climbing.

Under 20 bucks, had to use my cc because were trying to buy a washer....my priorities are straight I got the kits first lol Jk.

I will also add the under our estimated 39mpg is an average "real world" estimate of 32 to 34 mpg depending on the gas you use and if you change your fluids regularly.

Isn't California the place of the 90mph prius? I don't know what's she has done to her car but we are getting 33.7 mpg and the sticker said 39.

You know I may have to check that website out by the time my 300C is done. Its going on two years and I havent got the guts to put down the candy yet. I have interior to work on as well.

That's for my in progress models lol. Second place that I'm still working on is this. Third place for some of my hot wheels. This is only partial I have a peg board full of hot wheels and other models stacked elsewhere. What do you think? Should I keep going with this system or do you have a better suggestion?

I know these topics have came and gone. But this is mainly for the guys with limited space. I'm trying to get our hobby/media room organized. And here is what I started, for .96¢ at Walmart.

Yea, Ive got 3 mustangs the new camaro and picked up a vette the other day for $2 at the goodwill. I like customizing mine, One Im about to put through primer and all the engines Go under the hood.

Thank you for the replies, I have another source I had dismissed for rims. If they are still in business, its called ride makerz and they have offset with large in the back small in the front. The Larger wheels are really close to 1:12 just have to rig something to make them stay.

I will check it out, Thanks.

Its not uncommon to see any drag car unless its pro mod or something with a 9" rear. Regardless if its mopar chevy or whatever.