johnnyg

this looks awesome. I'm building a gasser, using the same kit. What motor did you use, and from what kit?

those wheels are awesome. I bought a set from Steve too and put them on my 39 Chevy Sedan Delivery. Can't wait to see the finished Chevelle.

this is a great kit. beautiful car too. I have one and plan on slamming it to the ground. anyone have any advice or suggestions on how to lower it?

Nick, that whole set up looks awesome. I especially like the decals on the truck doors

that car looks bad ass. looks very scary

i like it Mike, keep on moving with this thing.

you said nipples. lol. really nice work

that is just flat out rediculous. Awesome John

I'd make it prostreet. But that's because I love prostreets

that car looks sick. Great paint job. Please tell us where to get masks like that.

i like it and hope you build it. It would be pretty sweet.

very cool build & and amazing skills, I can't wait to see the finished product.

I love it, as I am a Yankee fan too

Looks really good so far Nick. I see you are using your decals, very cool. And just FYI, I worked in a shop here in Annapolis , MD. where the windows were pretty high off the ground. Great for natural light during the day.

Hey Mark, that's some really nice stuff there. I especially like the 55 Chevy Crew cab. I see you live in MD. Where at? I'm in Annapolis.

Mikey, this you? what is the Goth Customs? This car looks awesome. Can't wait to see it finished. Happy Holidays, John

That is some real nice work going there Mike, Keep it going.

I would like to post a formal apology to some very good guys on here that have been very patient with me. Nick Winter, Highway ( Matt Brownlee), and Model Trucker. They have all sent me some stuff that I traded for but haven't come through on my part. I have had a very rough past few months. Between my wife losing her job, blowing the motor in my truck and having to pay to have it replaced, two deaths in the family, and just emotionally being a wreck, I have not been able to afford to send anything out. I know it doesn't cost much to ship stuff, it's just been very difficult to even afford to put gas in two vehicles, plus making all of the other payments that come along with life. I promise you guys that you will get it. I am not trying to make any excuses or make it sound like I am looking for any sympathy, just know that you will get what you are waiting for hopefully sooner than later. My wife started working again and we are trying to get ourselves out of this whole we dug. Thank you guys again for yor patience.

Guys, sorry to offend anyone, but the negative feedback that I was referring to was the quote above. This guy doesn't need to point out any mistakes a person makes in a post when all i was doing was asking for help. But, I apologize if I upset people, I guess i read your reponses incorrectly. I will drop. Thank you all for your help.

Aaronw, thank you for your positive feedback. Like I said it is a squirrel cage fan, which happens to be a sealed motor. I ditched the one that I had and got a different motor from a furnace. For all of you other guys that had negative feedback, keep your comments to yourselves. Please read a post before you comment on them. Hey Stasch, thanks for the english lesson. keep your nose out of other's business if you have nothing nice to say. This forum is here to get help when needed. For all of the rest of you who don't think I can get it all wired up and running, it's done and it moves air quite niceley.

Not sure if this goes here, but here goes. Ihave a motor & squirrel cage fan out of a clothed dryer that i want to use for my model car spray booth. Can I attach a chord with an on/off switch on it to power it? If so, how would I go about doing it. Pleae, any help would be great. I am dting to use this booth that I built.

Really nice cruiser. I see one here in Annapolis alot. I guess he lives here. Anyway, great job.

Very cool. I love it. What did you use for the mesh grill?

They look real nice. great work.