High octane

but good "high"

While I'm not at 4 X 4 fan by any means, that is a really cool build. Congrats!

I believe the tractors are personal vehicles and are not for hiring to haul loads for other people/companies. However I could be wrong on this as I'm not sure.

Lookin' good, as it's Mopar or NO car.

Very nice as I have one of those kits started also.

Does the trailer belong to you or to the landlord?

Wow, I'm likin' that green on that 'Vette.

I would think so, however I'm not sure and I would ask the owner of the hobby shop that question.

forever and ever

Great job on both of them Mike.

You didn't get the pink one did you?

and frozen solid

Yes I got "welder's flash" back in the early 70's and I woke up not being able to see. I remember my wife and mom taking me to the hospital, but that's all and it scared the heck out of me. Luckily I was able to see again.

and never found

I just saw that car last Monday night at a cruise night that drew 365 cars, and some may have been turned away also for lack of room to park them.

it's no wonder

You mean they're "closet builders" like we were back in the early 60's and 70's?

wasting my time

I like it.

old news too

VERY.

True.

Being a former Corvair owner, THAT car looks like it would be a lot of fun to drive.

and commercial time

This hobby shop was huge at 'bout 12,000 square feet. I had model kits, train department, R/c department, artist supplies, air brushes and Black Gold paints, toys, slot car racing department, and a "large" magazine department with all kinds of magazines. I always enjoyed going to this shop when I was in the area, but the owner wanted to retire and closed up