thatz4u

season your food to your own taste..

paints are horses or finishes

nice pair, well done..

looks like a lot of rust belt farm trucks. well done

thanks...

bro, means brother

very nice, great build......who makes the kit? what scale??

TLDR, too long, don't read......

looks real, well done..

just pm'd him, will see if he answers..

Pocketbooks were what the early Rod & Custom, & other magazines were call as they fit in shirt pockets...

Simpsonville SC car lot

awry, off the correct or expected course...as in my model building plans...

John, fantastic work as usual, extremely well done

grasshopper is a virtual phone..

evidence is what CSI's look to find....

Hobby Lobby in the Dayton, OH area seems to have a bunch of these..

themselves...used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a group of people or things previously mentioned as the subject of the clause.

Coming soon from Jo-han OLDIES USA LLC ATC/ Cross roads of America Series... A very limited run of the 66 Plymouth Fury conv. Comes as an unassembled resin kit, with vinyl tires. metal axles. Up top included w/ boot. Release date is to be announced when glass is done. Clear red taillamps. NO prepayment or sale list at this time. Better pics to come. Stay tuned for more info.

totally cool build, well done...

Anders, it looks real, nice detailing, well done

nice improvements on the body, well done

nice Benz, well done

Both are nice, well done

Town comes from an Old English word that referred to a walled or fenced place, such as a farm, village, or courtyard. Our modern word refers to populated areas with fixed boundaries and a local government. Towns are usually bigger than villages, but smaller than cities. The term can also refer to its inhabitants, its townspeople.