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It seems to me that if they had introduced a mid engined Corvette in the late 60's/early 70's when the car had less than 20 years of history it would have made more sense. Now after 65 years of front engined Corvettes and their legacy it seems strange to go away from that to a mid engined car. Keep the front engined Corvette and call this car the ZR1 or something like that. In the end, unless I win a lottery, it doesn't make much difference to me. They'll have an electric engine in it in a couple of years anyway (probably at the rate things are going...).

Love the mini-Mustang styling of this similar to the Toyota Celica. Thanks for showing us what's in the box.

Very nicely done, Janne. Cool Japanese muscle car.

He still vends at some shows like NNL East and Toledo and Detroit so he is still out there. I don't have contact info though.

Wow! Beautiful job on the Chevy. All your hard work shows. Kudos!

O.K. some creative pricing going on in that ad. The Star Trek Spaceships are $2.95 each or buy both for $6.95? What a deal!

"and the molds they sold off." I wonder what that means? New company going to produce what was Revell USA kits? Time will tell I guess.

The Model A clubs do a lot of Hubley racing. They use a Pinewood Derby style downhill track. Some even use automatic race winning counters.

Yep, what Bill said since we're partners in crime when it comes to kit buying especially at NNL East or Motor City NNL.

Well, my mother died on Friday the 13th and I was involved in a traffic accident (that was not of my doing) on Friday the 13 th so I am a little apprehensive on this day. I was fine today until the lady at the grocery store mentioned it. Happy to get home in one piece.???

Talk about distracted driving! The law makers have their noses in all aspects of automotive design and yet they let Tesla get away with this type of control system where you have to take your eyes off the road to accomplish any type of adjustment. And it's not just Tesla. A lot of others, especially high end cars, you have to take your eyes off the road just to turn the fan speed up or down or adjust the temp a couple of degrees.

Welcome to the forum, Ed! Enjoy your time here at MCM Forums.

You're welcome. I don't know if it will work any better but some people never visit the General section.

Would this work better in the Where's Waldo section designed just for this type of question?

Very cool tour, Joe. Like the Coney Island tour this is an interesting walk down memory lane.

Hope you had a great Canada Day as well, Cale. It was a hot one here so we didn't venture out of the house much.

Silly sideways look at your projects...... Who would win? James Bond or Batman? Best wishes on your small goals project.

Sweet stove bolt Chevy! Nice clean build. Kudos!

Great job on that Woody Wagon!

Cool! I've heard of Coney Island but it's nice to see what the place is really like. Thanks for the tour, Joe.

Great report, Art! Glad Gene got to see John's recreation of his shop. Kudos on a successful event.

Beautiful clean builds of these Jeeps! Great scratchbuilding on the laser rifles.

That white thing looks like it should be buried under an avalanche!

In Canada there is no Saturday or Sunday delivery. The Post Office is closed. If you have a package it can be picked up at an auxiliary site at the grocery store but don't bother going to look at your postal box on the weekends or holidays.

That is one fine 29!