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  1. Jim B
    Looks nice. I might just have to add this one to me "build sooner rather than later" list.
  2. Jim B
    Welcome, Don.
  3. Jim B
    Fantastic work! Your chassis & engine details are amazing.
  4. Jim B
    Nice details.
  5. Jim B
    That's a beefy looking AutoCar!
  6. Jim B
    Excellent job!
  7. Jim B
    Looks pretty good.
  8. Jim B
    Looking really nice, Ben.
  9. Jim B
    Did my part on Saturday. Picked up a ProState & a 1/16 W900.
  10. Jim B
    I just checked out Prontos Models, and they have some nice P/E sets. Too bad they don't have anything in 1/700. Need some good P/E for a CV-14 USS Ticonderoga & a Fletcher-class destroyer.
  11. Jim B
    Pretty cool. Nice job.
  12. Jim B
    Looks really nice.
  13. Jim B
    I couldn't get the link for the decals to work. I'll probably use the decals in the MPC kit. I'm going to see if I can locate one of the Revell Charger kits, too.
  14. Jim B
    Did you check out the links I posted in my first post? There is lots of good information there, too.
  15. Jim B
    No hijack. Those are good questions.
  16. Jim B
    So you know Gary Wallace of GW Trucks (gwtrucks@yahoo.com) has both the 92" & 108" BBC hoods in resin. I have them both, and they are quite nice. Shoot him an email if you're interested.
  17. Jim B
    Thanks for the offer, I appreciate it. I might just take you up on that.
  18. Jim B
    Nice combination.
  19. Jim B
    Well, I didn't say it would be easy.
  20. Jim B
    I don't really care about the curbside issue, as to me it's really a non-issue. I always display my trucks with the hood closed anyway, so one never sees the engine. If you really wanted to you could always put a resin Cummins ISX in it.
  21. Jim B
    Personally I'm hoping that Italeri reissues the Volvo VN kits. All sorts of fleets use those.
  22. Jim B
    Fantastic model, and a very nice history lesson.
  23. Jim B
    Yes, I remember those. It seemed like a good idea when I bought it back in 1980-whenever, but like mode "kitchen gadgets" it got used once & never again.
  24. Jim B
    I guess the next logical question is how do you make them fit a 63" daycab?
  25. Jim B
    The AeroMax is a nice looking truck. Might get one if I can find one at the right price.
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