rmvw guy

Too funny!!!! At least you got your's finished, mine is still sitting here.

Neato!!! I love all the reference photos!

..Yeah now I look stupid since you fixed it! I just couldn't let that go by having owned two 1:1 '37 Fords. I have seen the '37 fenders used on a '36 before but, something just didn't look right. It's going to make a great looking hot rod!

Looks Good! Green seems to be the color lately. Nice job on engine and paint looks flawless.

I'm sorry for your loss. I admire your willingness to go forward and heal with prayer. It's never easy to lose a loved one.

I will be watching for you two on an episode of "You Live In What?" on HGTV. I am really happy for both of you! I wish my Wife took more of an interest in my hobby. Congrats to both of you!

Did anyone get this right Harry? I never can, I like the real or model better.

Isn't this a '37 Ford even though your post says it's a '36? I'm just surprised no one has pointed that out. No big deal. I love the color combo.

This one turned out great!!! The interior gutted door is a cool detail indeed! I love the flathead and flared headers also.

I think it's been said before, you do beautiful paint work Zed!!!

Another nice one Manny, you are an Artist!

...The front wheels have to turn corners requiring more clearance.

...I was thinking maybe the axel was narrowed so the tires would clear the fenders.

Vacations always break my routine unless I take a model with me. We took a week off to go to Wisconsin a week ago. for example, I didn't take a model to work on and now I haven't returned to the bench since. Now I feel like I'm in a slump period. " I'm retired, I don't need vacations," I keep telling her. Other than that I would say engine detail always slows me down. I haven't done any brake lines yet like some of you.

Nice job! I like the stance, the paint, engine detail and interior, does that cover everything? I always love your garage scene also!

I like everything about it and all the comments show how you helped people to use their imaginations in the process. I agree, he needs to get the horn fixed with all the road rage these days!

I like.

Nice Progress!!!!

This build is taking it to a new level!!!

Man that turned out totally awesome!!!! Nice details under the hood and nice custom magic makes it !!!!

Nice job Manny and a break from the usual, this one may be repairable! Although it probably has over a half-a-mill on the OD meter. I love it!

Too much fun there, I love it!!!!!

This is what I came up with. I used 5- minute epoxy and made marks on it with round alumunum tube in a dremel tool. I wanted rough welds like I would make. I'm happy with the result. Thank you Niko, I like your picture and another big THANK YOU to all of you.

Nice job!

...I would just say "The slicks are in the trunk for when I get to the Drags!" Nice looking Nova, brings back memories, I had a '69 bran-new!