High octane

Wow, that's a big "punch list" of shoddy work for and expensive home like that. However the good news is that it's not MY home.

I believe most of the guys camouflage with an air brush without stencils, however I'm not positive on that.

Thanks for the "heads up" Vince, as I'll have to keep that in mind.

VERY nice!

Here's the flyer and map for the upcoming Milwaukee NNL and swap meet the following day for all that are interested.

I've also been in the construction trades for many years also, and that one takes the cake. LOL!

Hmmm, one of these days I need to build my Manx with the Corvair engine.

I'll wait.

After being involved and hurt in an auto accident back in the 60's I bought a new car, and when I got it home I discovered it didn't have power steering. We (dad & I ) went back the next day and argued with the dealer. I thought that my dad was gonna rip his head off. They installed power steering at no charge if I recall.

I've got a Light Buckskin colored interior paint by SEM from Eastwood and it looks great. No primer needed either.

NO bleed through if you paint colored plastic with Tamiya Silver Leaf, then your primer, and then your color and clear coats. It has worked for me a number of times. Try it.

That would be nice, but dream on.

I remember the trucks with the gas tanks behind the seats, as I had a '64 Chevy Stepside back-in-the-day.

VERY nice build on that 'Vette funny car Jim.

I REALLY enjoy the "Meltdown Drags" at Byron Dragway every mid-July with 500+ nostalgia racers/cars from all over the country come together to join in the fun. No big purses to win at this event, just flat out heads up racing like it was done back-in-the-day and also on the streets.

Sounds interesting and wish I could be there. Unfortunately I won't. I just love dem Mopars!

Lookin' good!

If it's not nostalgia drag racing, they won't be getting my money as I don't car what they call the event. Besides NHRA stands for "No Hot Rods Allowed.

Welcome Jesus as this is a great place to be. And yes please photos of your work when you can.

Very nice job on that Road Runner Mike, as I just love dem Mopars!

Lookin' good Ken.

Modern technology is destroying our simple quality of life. Back in the 50's & 60's we had to do everything by ourselves and it really wasn't that hard to do.

Why is that, as many people can shoot left handed as well as with either hand also???

May God help the poor souls that lose their iPhones, as they'll surely be LOST.

Bob's paint is great stuff as I belong to two model car clubs with Bob and he sells a lot to other club members, and their paint jobs are just awesome. Try it and you WON'T be disappointed.