High octane

Sounds good, and good luck with your project Gary.

no thank you

That's what happens when we put things off as I've been there, done that a few times. Sighhh.

lookin' for pumpkin

You sir are correct.

Looks great David as I just love dem B-body Mopars and the '65 is my favorite. BTW, what did you use to polish out the plastic? TIA.

You could use the photo etched hood pins from Pro Tech as they look real good and are fake, so there's no worry 'bout them lining up, breaking off, etc. I've used them on a few cars that I've built. They also make Dzus fastners that I've used on a dragster body and maybe a gasser flip front end.

and foot bottoms

with fuzzy hair

What ever works for you is the way to go.

a county favorite

copper of course

Wow, what a lot of stuff on your bench. I would find a different place for the spray cans and golf balls to begin with, however I build on my desk which is where I also read, pay bills, check my computer, etc. So if I'm not building, everything is put away in a drawer and no one can tell that I even build models. But that's just me

I use butter

lemon peppered trout

but not whales

trout in mountains

The class designation is wrong as in order for a gasser to run in A/GAS it needs to have a supercharger/blower.

and cold margaritas

that's not good

you'll get arrested

join the fun

Milwaukee NNL next

what a dissapointment

There are many people on our roads today that are not responsible drivers, even though it's the law. Many drivers without licenses or insurance which is not fair to law abiding drivers at all. And yet our states do nothing about it at all. Back in the 60's drivers seemed much more courteous and responsible for their actions behind the wheel. Times have changed, and not always for the better.