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Very cool build, Awesome work..

I guess its cheaper to send all of them to crusher then go repo them. All car companies have scraped rare cars. Some of witch was sold on Barrett-Jackson that was rescued from the crusher but the company did not know about. I hate to see them crushed. I happen to be a Chrysler car owner and have been one most of my driving life..

I have never seen these kits before. I do agree that they are to build, no sense having them unless your going to use them..

A man has to have something... I have to agree with your dad Charlie...

That is very cool and some awesome work...

A great looking model and a great story..

Kind of know how you feel Rich, I have 4 stalled but I am working thru my hold ups one build at a time. I have nothing completed but I will soon..

I was wondering where the back of the cab was. Very good insight..

You have lots of great detail on this build Bob. Its looking great..

I think the truck in the picture has a custom frame built to let the tires go up into the bed to get the truck lower. I am a boxstock builder and not good at custom work but I research and read. I found a video about a couple months ago of a prostreet 64 chevy I hope it helps... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veHBE0_T4mQ&list=TLcbztKnp-wlZi8WsisX1WQrROmr7gJuDe

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Nice build...

Very cool flames, nice...

Very interesting article, I didn't know this..

Looking forward to your progress on this build Michael..

Looking great Blair..

Thanks Adam, if I would have guessed I would have said Tamiya. I have been using Krylon and have a short cut can of that color.

Engine looks great..

Cool project and solid start..

Very nice build and nice paint scheme...

Welcome Angie..

A field of dreams..

That will be a great builder for you Rich..

That a cool looking car for inspiration Rich, you know I will be watching...

75,000 for a z/28. That is one over priced car. They could have took the bow tie off and fired the development team who spend most of the year sitting in the same cushion.