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Except all the road race 67-69 Camaros I've ever seen were small blocks; usually 302 cid. Big blocks are just too heavy. I've driven one; understeer does not begin to describe it's handling characteristics.

I'd like to see Revell retool the 66 Chevelle Wagon into a 67 Chevelle Wagon. Likewise the 66 El Camino into a 67.

Sometimes it is. Like I said, it's up to smarter folks than me to figure that out.

Hmm ... seems to me that after an accident on track, unless your car is on fire you STAY IN THE CAR! Nothing could have happened had Ward done that one thing. Beyond that, smarter people than me will determine what actually transpired.

First heard the "starving kids" quote in grade school. One of my classmates replied to Sister "then box it up and send it to them." Sister was not amused.

Yeah, Rush hasn't been the same since John Rutsy left.

John, I did a little bit of poking around and the only cowl hood for a 63 Nova that I could find was for the Trumpeter Nova. However, Competition Resin offers the cowl scoop that you could add to your hood in 3", 6" and 9" versions. Alternatively the cowl induction scoop is really not all that hard to make.

Well ... after what seems like an eternity of seeing everyone else come home from garage sales with loads o'good stuff, I finally did good! Found all these at a single garage sale. Total price? Right at $50. Ah, I see my date stamp is off; these are from today.

Well, of course they would; they shoot each other for lesser reasons.

Not when them frisky deer are shootin' back!

Only one out of three correct, Harry? You fail! And here I thought you were smarter than that!

Man, I HATE the internet! Our greatest "communication" tool and all it does is impede communication! I apologize for taking your post wrongly. The word in question is allegedly English (kinda) but the only person I've ever heard use it is from Scotland.

Trailer loads

Scouts start to formally learn knife safety and handling as Bear Scouts (age 10).

Dude, it was a JOKE! You did see the winking emoticon, right? And, as far as I recall, that particular word is a British/Scottish pronunciation so, yeah, it's a "foreign" language. Sheesh!

And that's the way it happens; innocently finding deals until one day we wake up and there's a hobby shop in our closet (or model room, or basement, or ...)

It was cute and the voters were girls!

What makes you think we don't like shopping there? I think it's rather cool to wander the aisles looking for useful stuff while listening to my band's playlist over the intercom.

But if it's in a foreign language it's not really swearing!

Actually, some of us DO want to hear about it. I want to hear that they were caught! I want to hear that they are maxing out on charges! I want to hear that they're facing life without parole! One can only hope it's a very short life without parole. I don't think the 'general population' will be very thrilled with a couple of 'kid-killers'.

Or, I suppose, they could issue a kit with every possible available option in the box ...

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And all of this because of the sale of a WW2 relic. I AM impressed!

"Washington"

Aw, man! I hate it when you have to start explaining the jokes. It drains away all the humor.