High octane

Very nice job on that Demon, and I just love dem Mopars!

I just saw the video on the news tonight for the first time. What was Kevin Ward, Jr. doing out on the track directing traffic? It's NO wonder that he got hit. That's like walking out in the middle of an interstate highway.

Really?

Don't tell me that you're ready to put that "drop top" Impala in the garage already Harry, are you?

I've used Spaz-Stix on both resin and plastic parts, and I'm happy with the results.

I have a Wisconsin plate and Illinois plates for trade. I do not need any plates from these states/islands as I currently have them in my small collection: Alaska Aruba California Colorado Hati Hawaii Kansas Michigan Minnesota Ohio Texas Wisconsin

Beautiful job on a really nice kit. I'm currently working on the Galaxie '48 Chevy Coupe, but I've been draggin' my behind on it lately.

Sooooooooo, exactly what does that have to do about swapping license plates Tom?

Hey, hey, hey, this morning was kinda "iffy" but I did a car show anyway, and it turned out to be a nice day after all. The next week or so is supposed to be really nice as well. I'm gonna try and "stretch" summer for as long as I can, no matter what the date is on the calendar. While the fall is a great time of the year, it is also a time to prepare for winter, which does not thrill me. However I have changed my attitude about winter, and it did seem to help some.

I just love dem old stock cars.

American Graffiti More American Graffiti Blues Brothers and all the Fast & Furious movies

The Checker would be an interesting subject as they had hundreds of them in use in Chicago at one time. But how well they would sell is beyond me.

I thought that the Jake King engines in the Sox & Martin cars were painted Ford Blue, and not Hemi Orange, no?

Very nice build on that Thames Jim.

No reason, and you should be good to go!

Check your e-mails instead of pumping gas? Dude, there's MUCH more to life than a screen.

LOL!

I "pay at the pump" almost always, and I like it better that way.

We're ALL lucky to be alive, and we can thank God for that. Wow, your truck did get "T-boned" severely. I hope that your back issues get better, and the fact that your stepson was not in the vehicle is a "blessing."

Nice car, and looks like a wider set of rear tires would cure some of that "fishtailing."

I use Testors Enamels, (the small jars) and paint right over the tape. I like the idea of using a Sharpie, and I'll have to give it a try.

I was "out & about" with my better half today and we stopped at Portillo's for lunch, and that pleased me as it's been 'bout 2 1/2 weeks since I've been to a Portillo's. Still great food in my book.

I like the color that your better half picked out for the Charger, and of course I just love dem Mopars!

They all look just "dandy." Nice job on those Mopars!

I'd check with Norm Veber at Replicas & Miniatures of Maryland.