Harry P.

The future is now. You need to add them. Every tractor has them, trailer or not.

What is that chrome thingy on the chassis right behind the front crossmember?

Where are the lines to hook up to the trailer brakes?

Why couldn’t the toilet paper cross the road? Because it got stuck in a crack. What lies at the bottom of the sea shaking? A nervous wreck. Why is corn such a good listener? Because it’s all ears. Why did the golfer wear two pairs of pants? In case he got a hole in one. Why is there a wall around the cemetery? Because people are dying to get in. It’s Jamaican hairstyle day at work tomorrow. I’m dreading it. An Italian chef has died. He pasta way. How do you make a Venetian blind? Poke him in the eyes. Why did the stadium get hot after the game? All the fans left.

How ironic is it that everything that tastes delicious is bad for you, and everything that's good for you tastes like you're eating your lawn? What a cruel joke God is playing on us...

Is it a good idea to store spray cans in 120 degree heat???

Sounds to me exactly like what they serve here at White Castle. "Sliders." Yum!!!

Are you by any chance talking about a McDonald's steak, egg, and cheese bagel? Man, I love those!

Different manufacturers use different chemical mixes, so yeah, it's probably normal.

Sounds to me like you had a very good day. Sometimes the simple things are more pleasurable that the big, expensive things. Some people go on ocean cruises, some people go on a backroads cruise in an old pickup with the windows down. I prefer the old pickup to the ocean liner.

Just eight broken ribs? That's all? Jeez, you really wasted the ER's time... you could have just walked that off.

Wow. Pricey.

Police version...

At least you don't have what I have... insanely high property taxes. Highest in the nation. Yipee!

The truck looks fantastic, but you need to Dullcote the figure. His T-shirt is way too shiny!

I'm not sure what the problem is. The gold work looks good to me.

Looks very nice except for those huge divots on the wheel rims... Always remove parts from the trees using a sprue cutter, never by twisting the part off.

Don't think the fuel line and pump should be gold... unless of course you're doing a custom, in which case anything goes.

Geez, Bill... do you even still cast a shadow? Seriously though... nice work. You should be proud of yourself. It takes a lot of self-discipline to do what you have done.

A semi-automatic "assault" spatula like that one would allow you to make too may pancakes at one time... an obvious threat to society. Nobody needs more than one pancake at a time...

Are you posting photos directly from your computer? If so, this site is going to limit how many photos you can post. This site only allows a very small amount of space to upload images directly from your computer, because this site is NOT meant to be a photo hosting site. Can you imagine the amount of storage space we would need if this site hosted all of the photos we constantly post here? The right way to do it it to open a photo hosting account, like Photobucket. Photo hosting sites are designed to do just that... host (or store) your images on their servers. Load all your images into albums on your photo hosting site, then you post the link to your photos here in your posts, not the actual photo. The photo stays parked on your photo hosting site's server, taking up their space, yet we can still see the image here in your posts because you posted the link to the image here, not the image itself.

This morning, within maybe 10 minutes, I saw three Challengers. Now a Challenger (at least the current one) isn't exactly "rare," but still, around here you don't see them a lot. I could go for weeks without seeing one on the road. But the cool part is, one of the three I saw today was from the muscle car era (I don't know what year exactly, but definitely from the '70s)... red convertible with white stripes. And man, did it sound good!

I also find that hard to believe. And on his website he states that he built an addition onto the family garage to work in. A 17-year old kid builds an addition to the garage? By himself? And his parents approve? Building a car like that isn't cheap. Where does a 17-year old kid come up with the kind of cash needed to do it? Working at McDonald's isn't going to fund a project like that...

Ok, I know I have officially "retired" from ROM, so maybe what I have to say is irrelevant... But one of the basic rules of the game is that the featured car had to be a production car that was built in quantity and available for sale to the general public, even if only in limited numbers. No one-offs or concept cars, because that would be too hard. This is a one-off concept, and a very much unknown one at that. I would be very curious to know how the guys who found the answer to this one managed to do that...

Wow! Super clean and sharp! The color doesn't work for me, but I can't complain about the excellent finish. A beautifully done model.