Rob Z

Looks good brutha!!! I think I got to see it when I stopped by with Greg, can't remember though... There was just SO MUCH to take in that you had built and your current projects too...

Gonna have to keep an eye on this one to see how well it goes together for you Don, I have the same kit and want to do a replica of a car that my parents had in '66...

I hope you do get back to this one... I know where Rome is at with his and would really like to see some progress on yours... I really like these 'Lac's and would like to see one of them finished... LOL

Wouldn't the acids in white vinegar do the trick??? If I remember my science correctly I think it might...

Hey Jim, this looks AWESOME!!! I really love seeing all of you T-Bolts, they are all built excellently...

That looks really KOOL Tom, can't wait to see it in person...

HOLY COW!!! John your attention to detail is absolutely phenominal, if you didn't have your hand in that last pick I would have sworn that I was looking at the real thing... The shovelhead's are really stunning and your plumbing work is spot on... Great work bro...

That's really shping up nicely... Can't wait to see more...

That really turned out SWEET!!!

I really like the way you did the seats and side panels... Looking good Don...

I totally agree, this is one of those projects that just needs to be watched... Great work on the post's Greg...

This is really looking great, the conversion is coming along marvelously!!! I am gonna keep an eye on this one, might give me inspiration to complete the S & M Cuda I have started...

Really look's great... What an improvement...

Not too much going on but, I got it cleaned and that's about it... Funds are short and weathers too cold to paint so I am just mocking stuff up and getting ready for spring so I can finally paint a bit...

Looks really clean, VERY NICE WORK...

That's really coming along GREAT John, the attention to the small things just blows my mind... How long is this bike, I was trying to judge it by your storage bin an kind of figure it to be around 15 or 16 inches...

Kevin, I really dig this, I may be older but, I am not dead, yet...

That really came out GREAT!!! I would really have liked to have seen this one come to life 1:1, although yours will do just fine...

No problem Jim, can't wait to see how this one turns out... Kinda different for you after all those Ford's...

They are wrong, yes but, they are just reversed. You can copy the pattern from the inside of one and put it on the opposite side and that should get it rather close...

This looks as though it's going to be a great project... Definately going to watch this one...

Judging by the first one that made it into the ER Mag. I am sure you know what your doing, I was just being a little tongue in cheek. I am really amazed at the skill and craftsmanship involved with this build but, as with all of your build I have seen, this one is definately going to be a stunner and a show stopper also...

That's some AWESOME work, judging by the handlebars, it's going to take 40 acres to turn this thing around...