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Kewl... let me know... The jury is still out on if We are going... I am working on a 1:1 67 Chevy Pickup and money is getting pretty tight and I need to get the frame cut...

Scott you still planning on The Heartland Nationals?... if so PM me with where you will be staying...

I am surpeised that is all the hours they work in a week... Don is the leader in Resin casting and probably sell 25-50 pieces to everyone elses 1... I know I buy between 50-100 pieces a year...

very nice conversion... very nice conversion...

The work on that wrecker bed is awesome...

Scott are these on your website?...

Wow... I did not know that?....

I have spent close to 200.00 for a Resin 83 Dodge Mirada kit that I wanted and it wasn't as nice of looking casting as this printed model... I would spend the 300.00 for a model that I was interested in... This just isn't that model but it is pretty cool...

Kevin is on here... just search for Kevin...

I owned a 1:1 71 Grabber in Grabber Blue with white strpes and Black bucket seat interior... it was a 302 with a 4 speed... loved the car right up to the point a guy rearended it and totally destroyed it... He hit it so hard it broke the tailshaft on the tranny...

Guys if you haven't seen this Resin Maverick then you are missing the boat... I just received mine From them and it is flat AWESOME!!!!... While this is obviously based off of the Johan Maverick it has been highly modified to be alot more detailed and to be built stock... If I have one complaint with it is it really needs to have Bucket seats as well as the Bench seat that is supplied but that is just a personal perference and does not in anyway take away from the amazing casting of this model... This model is well worth the price paid... Better jump on board with it or you are going to miss out on a great model...

I am into 1:1 cars... I build, sell and contract to do other peoples cars... I also play the Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Mandelin, Drums, Sax, and Clarinet...

Welcome aboard Ray I am a fellow Kansan... I am new to the big scale models myself... I am collecting parts for a 1/8th scale bucket roadster as well as a 1/16th scale Mustang project and a 1/16 scale 55 Nomad Gasser project... I saw your thread you started on the Duece Chassis... I am watching that one with anticipation...

Nice work so far... What color are you going with it... It looks like you are heading towards a "Hot Rod" look...

Great work going there... Keepin an eye on this...

I enjoyed the show... It was great to see some faces that I had not seen in Years...

What???? no updates?????.... LOL

Here is My loveley wife and I of 31 years... Then an additional pic on My Wife at 58 years old... Dan&Jan12-03-2010.bmp

I am absolutely not a fan... doesn't look like the Pony Musclecar that it is suppose to be...

I am a HUGE 66/67 Fairlane fan and I am Diggin this build...

Nice Pickup

Guys... If you have not bought from Scott at Future Attractions then you truely are missing out... I have purchased the Ford Fairmont Prostock Body and it is Excellent and Highly Recommended... But Even Better... I just got the Lenco 4-speed Planetary with Levers... Had a friend assemble it due to my poor Eyesight and this set up is AWESOME!!!!... I also got the B&M Shifter and it really does look real just like the Lenco... I got the 351 Ford Engine, Ford 9" rear differential and have looked them over and it is very detailed... I highly recomend it as well... You will not deal with any better person than Scott... he has great products... fast shipping... Excellent comunication and just a overall great guy... Here are a couple of pictures of the transmission with the levers and the B&M stifter... Sorry for the poor pic quality but it is the best my cell phone will do...

Really nice... I love the colors you have used...

Lookin Really good... love the stance...

When you get Ordering information on the Snowflakes PM me with information so I can order a couple of sets...