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Hot Dog! NOW you rollin big time Daddy-O!Yeah, the taller stacks DO make a difference! Lookin GOOD Theirry!

I'd STILL like to see a Kenworth T-2000. Personally I think it's a BEAUTIFUL truck, too bad it was discontinued!

My good freind Keith Smith's Dad had one with a white interior. It was a BEAUTIFUL car! That was such a nice color!

The Premier 60 Corvan is pretty rare. I saw an UNBUILT one go for over 300. A built one just sold on the bay for 133 bucks. I have NEVER seen this model BUILT OR in the box, only pictures of them. It LOOKS like a pretty neat kit, AND it's in 25th scale!

Guys, if you've NEVER had the PLEASURE of meetin Bill and seeing his work UP CLOSE an personal like, your MISSIN a GREAT treat! He is the consumate builder, and ALL his work is outta sight! Them carbs are just the START!

Pay THAT MUCH for a FORD???? Sorry.I can get a REAL car for that kinda money!

It'll give the guys at the terminal a reason to wash the trailers! It IS lookin GREAT Theirry!!!!

I got his 67 SkyLark and it was a VERY nice casting! White styrene lookin resin he uses is pretty easy to work with!

AND Missing Link IS bringing out the FORMAL roof Cutlass too!( IF he hasn't already!) It IS gonna be a GOOD year for us modelers!!!

Just a tad TOO brassy, but it's still a nice color.

If you HAVEN'T read about OR burned by so called "Reliable Resin's" yet, you WILL be. look at the threads about him!

IF you ever get them.

Stay away from G scale, it's NOT 25th or close. It is OBVIOUSLY too BIG for 25th or even 24th scale.I purchased some G scale stuff from a vendor who sells it exclusively, and I was disapointed when it got here. It is VERY obvious that it's TOO big to be in scale.

Your useing the AMT GTX it looks like? Very nice kit. good starting point. Keep us updated!

Yeah, thats true too! WATCH OUT FOR THE RIVET COUNTERS!!!!!!

True that, Joe! Anne, girl, do yourself a FAVOR and find you a good model car club to get into! You'll findALOT of folks your age are there! Most model clubs ARE made up of older guys/gals like us. (Over 40,if you are)And they're THE BEST way to enjoy the hobby! AND you'll find out your NOT weird OR alone!!!!!

It's Beeeeeeoooooteeeful, Kev! How much,Daddy-O?

NOOOO NOT THE DOGGG!!!!

we don't want the cat outta tha bag.......

No Mark, Sorry for the confusion. I purchased my second 66 about 2 years ago at our local toy show! I thought 'welp, might as well, caz I don't know when I'll find/see anouther'. But the value for kit BUILDERS has probably dropped quite a bit since the Revell 66 came out.I know if it hadn't been WHAT it was I wouldn't have bought it. I have a few of the new Revell 66's. It's a VERY nice kit!

SShhhhh, Danno, your gonna mess EVERYTHING up!!! SSShhhhh!!!!!

Hope your feelin better soon,Gluehead. Take it easy for a while. Hey, why don'tcha relax and build some models?

Anne, E-bay sellers belive PT Barnums old sayin "There's one born every minute" IF it's an ORIGINAL 65 AMT kit, it could be worth what some nut may think it's worth, but ,since there IS a newer more detailed kit out of it, the ONLY thing the original kit has over it is nostalgia. I paid 200.00 for a AMT 66 Impala kit over 20 years ago! Saw another one just recently at another toy show for only 40 bucks unbuilt! i bought IT too. If I had known Revell was gonna do one 20 years later, I MIGHT 've waited. Nawww I STILL woulda bought it. Honestly though, those kits'll usually bring a fair price now. 50 bucks for an original unbuilt kit is a pretty fair price!

Theirry, This bad boy just keeps gettin PRETTIER AN PRETTIER EVER time I get the pleasure of seein it! Your doin a GREAT job on it,Brother! Wish someone would cast that rascal over hee again, and NOT want the moon AND stars for it!!

What woman ISN'T?!?