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Baz, the interior looks good to me.I like the colors an the way you seperated them.Maybe it doesn't look the way you wanted it to, but from the pics it looks prettygood.Keep it up, she's comin along real nice!

######'n Now you know why he dint want our help.Toxic dust, maybe even radioactive! He was jus lookin out for us Bro.Probably wouldnt be able to explain our withered corpses! We owe him a debt of graditude!(But it does explain why he uses chicken feathers to paintwith, it's probly rotted his brain out) Thanks for the warnin Bill, we owe you one!!!

###### Clay, your on a buildin spurt ancha?!! You makin up for the slump? Thats OK, Carry on MARINE!!! Semper Fi!

Well Clay, So your gonna try a Street rod eh, cool. Looks like you got it goin on Bro. I'm gonna stick with this one to see how you make out. Looks good so far.Semper Fi!!

Yeah Greg,They're probably migrants AND illegals!!!

Well Marshal, it looks good, an you may be some strong competition for some other hearse builders that we've got here!!!

THANKS GUYS!!! (###### Lizards!)

Could it be one o' them ###### LIZZARDS! you guys are talkin about? Sh8t Nick I don't know.I hope it don't mean I can't play anymore!

Chris, tolja I din't know them furrin things. But I think it's called a T-1000.

Lookin Goood Dave, great pics too,nice an clear.I had one but I traded it away, looks like mebe I should jus get me another.Yours came out really nice!

WoW dude, engine detail looks good an so does the color. Don't stop now bro, lets see that rascal all buttoned up!!

OK Nick, The one in front is a Chev, the other ,with those flaired fenders looks like that lil toeota truck thats a rip off of the lil Ford Ranger.But since I'm not real into furrin cars/trucks ,ithink it's a somethin 1000? But I've been known to be wrong before an this ain't no exeption!

Thanks Guys,A great build on a great kit, with GREAT results!!! Now go enjoy the Holiday!

Nick, those were GREAT!!! The trans-am series bought back alot of memories, those were the days, an the second was outstanding!The music for it was PERFECT!!!.Thanks I enjoyed every second Too bad they weren't longer!!!I LOVED EM!!!

Lee, they din't stop makin bugs down in ol mehico till quite a wile after we stopped gettin em here. May bee thats why. Besides, up here in Deeetroit we allways get salted inna winter an thats not too healthy with cars what use thin steel to begin with.But to be honest wichya no, dont see many of the ol bugs round here.

Thank you Chris, I finally got one semi-right.You guys are good with all this stuff,and thats why I ask questions.Don't hurt to learn new stuff!

Hey,Hey,Hey, watch how you talk to Harry,!!! You don wan a Deeeetroit Drive by on yo as*!!!

Lyle,Weren't you among those original "Garage Meet"modelers?I seem to recall your name from the begining,Yes? Either way,Thanks so much for the history lesson.

Well you did say WITHOUT lookin it up!!!

Geeze Guy, I've never even seen this kit, But you sure did a heckava job on it!It looks great.I'd wouldn't mind seein your next one at all.Great build,I likeses it alot!!!

Hey, for beein built from "charity parts" it sure looks good to me! It does really seem like most lil backyard projects seem to use alot of donated parts from freinds an such, yours in a smaller scale fits right in.Great job!

Mercedes was the name of the designers DAUGHTER! thus Mercedes/Benz!

Bud It all started back in Ohio,When some modelers had a get together and invited some other modelers they thought might like to show their cars.Well the invited guys didn't show and the holders of the get together dubbed them(the no shows) the NNL's Cause they were some really good modelers in the hobby,who didn't come.It's just a joke type name among some good freinds, but the idea took off and now it's a regular get together around the nation for car modelers.

Looks like it's comin out good Bill. But, if thats a manual trans would you need a vacum advance? Just askin.

Bob, not to rain on anyones parade, but I think a fella by the name of Dean Milano tried this exact same thing.It was called the "Model Car and Toy Museum" if I remember correctly. It was located in Illinoise I think.But any how It didn't last too long.I don't really know if the crowd draw is there. We are a small group as compared to other hobbies. I like to think maybe someday another place like "the Model Car Museum" in Salt Lake City may open up but for now I think were lucky to have it