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Hey kiddo, that's not half bad!!!(Lol) You sure got the look down pat,Jim! color combo's right on too! GREAT job!!!!

You an ME both, Tonio!!!!! Probably more than just one, too!!!

Now THAT was CORNY.... but funny.

Looks like any ol 56 pickup till you popped that hood! NOW you REALLY cookin!!!

Poor guy thinks 24th scale AND 25th scale are the same thing.If they are, then WHY are they TWO different scales? ....Oh well.....

Cuzzin AL! You SHORE DO KNOW how ta getta guys attention! Put me down for at least one Can-Am and a GTO! If all that's different is the nose, imma need BOTH! You da Man cuzz, if ya only KNEW how much I've wanted a 72 Can-Am. Heck, I'll take a GTO too! Let me know when they's ready an I'm THERE cuzz!!! I'm SOOOOOO happy right now, an Mammaw would be downright PROUD of you! ('sides, she allus did like you better!)

Ya gotta REAL GOOD point there, Gary!

This guy NEEDS drugs. His world/reality must be a REAL trip. He NEEDS drugs.

Don't put TOO much thought into this one or you'll OVERTHINK it. It's real guys.

My FAVORITE Can-Am car!!! you did it PROUD!!!!

Caz their stale, Pat! R&M of M makes a BEAUTIFUL chopped top 36 body for the 36 re released 5 window "Dick Tracey" coupe.It fits the chassis/fender assembly PERFECT!!!!

Bill, they are 275-60 15's for the small ones(thinner) and 325-50 15's for the larger ones. They measure o6 mils on the thin ones, and 10 mils on the thicker ones. The thinner ones fit the Nova rear wheelwells VERY nicely. The larger ones fit the Revell 69 Charger VERY nicely. they both measure 21 mils tall. Hope this hepls somehow.

Actually, ALL Datsuns shoulda been imported like this ALREADY! Too cool! I LIKESES it!!!!

WHAT???? Oh well, I guess things gotta run out sometime. REAL.

You sure are turnin a sows ear into a purse with this one! i have this kit and it sure didn't come out as nice as yours! This shows your are a BRAVE man, Jon! Your doin GREAT! I noticed My engine looks nowhere as nice as yours! It IS a BEAUTIFUL looking car though, isn't it? My old high school auto shop teacher, Mr. Armstrong, had one. He LOVED Porsches.

I gotta agree, it's ###### like this that makes us look like we LOVE wretched excess! Thank God these 'Things" are in museums and NOT on the street anymore. Yeesh.

Roger, i beleive I still have the issue of Super Stock Magazine where your cars on the cover! GREAT conversion!It looks like ya used the JoHan 69 Roadrunner body. The AMT 68/70 B body chassis is a great fit! Yours came out GREAT! Where'd ya get the decals? Did you print them yourself? GREAT job!

OOP, I went an reread the thread, and saw it was the 24th kit. Thanks!

Corey, are you useing the 1/25th AMT 70 Challenger, or the Monogram 1/24th kit?

I like it! I'd drive one!

Steve Perry's ALREADY done it. His Ford 4x4 van and Drag jet-drive boat took first in his class I believe(though i'm not sure)at GSL. It has a completely functioning slideing side door that id prototypicaly correct. Steve's a good freind and fellow member of the DMCC. A nicer guy you'll NEVER meet!

I filter all my paint remover thru a metal paint sifter. It's just a very fine woven screen, but any fine mesh screen should do it.

I saw it at the 62/3 Detroit Autorama when it was still held at the Mich.State Fairgrounds! Fell in LOVE with it, bought the model when it came out, bought the re-issue, AND I have this one too! Danbury Mint sends flyers out, about every 3 months or so. Just go to their website and sign up. This Die-cast is closer to the original AMT kit than the re-issue,and it is a BEAUTIFUL model.

You burn out? I've been at it for over 50 years, an I still haven't. Don't take it so seriously, It'sa hobby, meant to relax you an set you at ease an comfort you. When it doesn't I guess you can just walk away for a while. As long as nobody else shares your room, it should all be right where you left it. Good Luck!

OWWWW Harry, sumpthin I can't UNSEE!!!!