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  1. Mr. Moparman
    OMGNAGLT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hiding the flag? It's ok, we're not like that other forum! Nice Challenger and GL! Keep up the work!
  2. Mr. Moparman
    A Henry?
  3. Mr. Moparman
    This will be one bad T/A! Keep up the work!
  4. Mr. Moparman
    That driveshaft looks good!
  5. Mr. Moparman
    That is some good repair work going on there! Keep it up!
  6. Mr. Moparman
    This will be one nice Mopar! Keep it up!
  7. Mr. Moparman
    Nice!
  8. Mr. Moparman
    That Charger looks nice! Camaro ain't bad niether! Keep it Up!!
  9. Mr. Moparman
    I got an adaptor for the Passche hose to fit my HF compressor directly from Passche. You screw the adaptor on the compressor, then screw the hose on the adaptor. http://www.paascheairbrush.com/product.cgi?group=4792&product=5586 $3.95 plus shipping. Also, if you have a NAPA nearby, take your hose to it and ask for a adaptor to adapt the end of the hose to a 1/8 female end.
  10. Mr. Moparman
    Here's me in my cousins '68 Charger at my town's car show.
  11. Mr. Moparman
    Nice Review, I enjoy reading them. BTW, can you post up on how to clean the Badger 200NH? I just baught one and I can't seem to figure out how..
  12. Mr. Moparman
    I think I know what it is......
  13. Mr. Moparman
    You've got 'em
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  15. Mr. Moparman
    I have recently came up with my own method for panel lines. Step One: Prep Model/Sand/Etc. Step Two: Prime Model Step Three: Make black wash and wash panel lines Step Four: Apply a mist coat of primer Step Five: Paint Model I am eager to see the results on my latest projects.
  16. Mr. Moparman
    How 'bout a section JUST for General Lee's! :lol:
  17. Mr. Moparman
    That's a lot of paint!
  18. Mr. Moparman
    Wow, I just noticed it! Anywho, I likey! BTW, Harry, do you knw if we will get any new themes for the forum again?
  19. Mr. Moparman
    Yes, in America, that is called the tie rod. It connects the two spindles together allowing both wheels to turn the same direction when you turn the steering wheel. The tie rod usally consists of three pieces. Two tie rod ends that connect via two bolts to the rod itself.
  20. Mr. Moparman
    MAMA Modelfest 2012 USS ALABAMA BATTLESHIP MEMORIAL PARK 2703 Battleship Pky Map MAMA (MOBILE AREA MODELERS ASSOCIATION) Edward W Daniels 251-689-8046
  21. Mr. Moparman
    Don't worry Andy, I can't scratchbuild worth a darn. I am slowy getting better at it (realized a dremel with a foot pedal makes a good homemade lathe).
  22. Mr. Moparman
    No, Kris's dizzy's don't have a vaacum advance. I suppose it wouldn't be very hard to make one out of styrene rod or source one from a spare kit. I know for a fact the Revell '68-'69 Charger's have a vaacum advance (Them charger's also come with TWO distributers).
  23. Mr. Moparman
    Build it up stock! A good Mopar loves stock!!!!!
  24. Mr. Moparman
    Not critising your build, no, no by far, but I gotta laugh at the hole in the oil pan. "I just arrived home oly to discover a HUGE oil spot under my brand new (new-to-me) '68 Charger. I figured it was just a bad gasket, so I crawed under the car only to discover that my TIE ROD went straight thru to oil pan! The last owner had a poor attempt at Dick Landy's oil pan!" :lol: :rolleyes: :lol: It's coming along great! You may have to notch the K-member a tad to get that pan to fit.
  25. Mr. Moparman
    Very Nice! Very Nice!!!
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