Harry P.

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10158258

That turned out real nice! Good, clean foil work, too!

I thought maybe GM had learned a lesson after the Holden "GTO" thing...

There is no selling allowed on the forum. All of this should have been handled via PM after posting the website info.

Nice and clean! But I think it would have been better with chrome foil on the window trim and door handles instead of silver paint. And this is just a personal preference, but I think I would have removed the vent windows altogether. It would give the car a real slick, clean, updated look. But that's my personal taste... nothing wrong with leaving them on.

Sorry. I wasn't trying get you in trouble on porpoise...

We do it just for the halibut... (insert rimshot here)...

BTW... this pun war has probably jumped the shark...

You may think the current concept looks fishy, but the design process is probably still liquid... it may flow in a different direction as it evolves. We'll have to wade and sea...

That doesn't answer the question of whether IMC is still going to happen. And as far as what of JoHan's inventory still exists, that's been answered a million times already. Basically nothing still exists. Just ask Okey Spaulding.

So what do those photos mean in regards to Manny's question?

I think this kit comes with opening doors.

Nobody will ever convince me that the current Charger is a good looking car, but that is a good looking model! I don't know if I'd want the front end of my car scraping on the street everywhere I went, but to each his own...

Clever idea. How about a photo so we can see the results?

Gee... for a burlesque queen, the music in the video is awfully dark and dreary!

Don't worry... there's no chance of you buying one.

Only one small problem: today is the 16th...

He might avoid an ocean of debt if he can float a loan. Who knows, there may be a wave of buyers...

Hmmm... front axle "welded" to the frame rails (no suspension at all) and no steering linkages at all... I'd hate to drive that thing!

Actually that phrase goes back to the old west. It refers to a horse that's been ridden hard and "put away wet" (sweating after the ride).

It is a Mazda rotary. Click on the link in my first post for more photos and information.

Future (or clear enamel) works, Elmer's glue works.

Also... the cowl panel and the front latch panel between the fenders should be semigloss black. Here are a few photos: http://cars.trovit.com/index.php/cod.frame/url.http%253A%252F%252Fdallas.ebayclassifieds.com%252Fclassic-cars%252Fennis%252F1972-olds-cutlass-supreme-convertible%252F%253Fad%253D14161164/id_ad.1ELiO1N1E15p/type./what.1972%20cutlass%20supreme%20convertible%20sale/pos.4/org.1/pop.1/publisher_id./referer_id.1/t.1

If this is a contest model, you might want to consider a few things: The sun visors are missing, the side marker lights (front and back) and wipers should not be painted body color, you might want to give the up-top and the boot a coat of Dull-cote (they're a little too shiny), and I'm pretty sure the wheelwell surrounds should be chrome.

I'm pretty sure that everyone who's been banned will tell you it was unfair. I doubt we'll ever see anyone who was banned saying, "Yeah, I was banned, but it was the right thing to do... because I kept breaking the rules time after time, despite being warned several times."