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That looks so sweet Ken.. I love the JJ Hangers you built. Amazing job!

Awesome... I love this build! Looks great!

Wow.. Put me in the line up for purchasing one of the kits, once available... I love this car! Thank You Jeremy! Amazing work!

Well worth the wait!! Glad to see you're back at it. Looks amazing!

Ooooh, That is one bad ride, eh boyz..? So many people rake the frame out, but don't extend the hood too. You're doing an amazing job! Wicked work on th rivets too.

Unbelievable... I'll add a few more Wow's too! Floating alternators, Oh I laughed at that!

Beautiful Build. I didn't know about brake cooling setups. Interesting. Great job!

The little cars came with some 3-in-one custom kits, a long with the trophies. Yes, the Dads' bottle cap makes a perfect nostalgic sign. Most bottle caps do, people over look that I think. One of the little cars is a micro mini I've had forever! The set up is packed away right now, but I'll have it up and out for display soon. I'll post better photos then. I grew up in a garage, a bit bigger, but similar to this. My Grandpa's name was Lucky, hence the "Lucky 13" sign I found in a Rat Rod Mag. lol. Thanks

Thanks for the kinds words and inspiration guys. I hope to have some updates posted soon.

Thanks Steve! If I wasn't so busy with my business, I'd bring it out to some shows!

We've all been there brother.. No Worries! Have fun with it. I would just bend the wires around the bottom side of the headers, and learn from it for the next build. Don't get yourself down, you're doing an amazing job. Great Work!! You have to be able to laugh at yourself too!! I do it all the time! As for colors like Yellows and lighter colors. I do many light coats, letting them dry between coats. Usually three, sometimes 4 coats. I don't sand between coats, unless I have a run, then I'll sand that out. Just make sure the surface is clean! I wet sand the flat surfaces when it's dry, and buff it with a polishing compound. Be really careful not to sand off any badges or fine details. I use soft cotton cloth to buff and wipe it clean I bought a baby blanket at Walmart and cut it up into small pieces, works great!

Looks Great! I miss my Kenworth, but I don't miss the road!!

Holy Cow... Also works on your patients too. lol... Well done! Looks amazing!

That's awesome! Great work on that cage man.. Could not look more like 1:1 than that! Great build..

Wow... Amazing work!

Great Job Alain! This is going to be one amazing finished project. I am in awwe!!

Wow, this is awesome! I can't wait to see it finished. Great work!

Wow, looks amazing Ira... Great Job! Congrat's on the win too.

Naaa... I just put together memories of my childhood, growing up in my Grampa's little shop. No where near as good as your work!! Thanks Though.

They are actaully part of a 1:18 set, believe it or not!! I bought them off of ebay, 4 or 5 years ago.

Lol... I like to live on the edge. Thanks Though.

I'm going to finish the outside rough, but not really beat up. Just your typical unmaintained back yard workshop. I have plans for a fence with parts car and lots of parts around it. Thanks for the kind words.

Looks amazing... Just like the real thing.

This is awesome... I hope you keep it going. Looking forward to the updates. Tony

Looks like you have a truckstop in your dinning room! Love it! Great Job! Tony