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When I lived in Sacramento (1986 to 1996) I visited the railroad museum there a few times. Anyone with even the slightest interest should visit this facility. The museum is located in what is called the "Old Sac" area and also has many great restaurants along the river.

You might look into how much it would cost to have the pickups chassis cleaned and undercoated if you're worried about the effects of winter driving. While the pickup might not be the coolest driver, depending on your preferences, the return on your investment when you do sell it will be far better to help you step up to your next vehicle.

Don't rule out Possums as well. We have had similar issues with our bird feeders over the last couple of years and have seen Racoons raiding the feeders as well.

I can third this advice. Had a zit inside the edge of my ear that turned out to be so much more. They also dug a big divot out of my lower left leg that needed over 15 stitches by the time they got done tunneling around in there. Not fun. I'm paying for all those formative years when I thought sunscreen was for sissies. Anything that doesn't look right on your skin should be checked out by a skin doctor ASAP, it just doesn't get better with time on its own.

Great looking paint and body trim. Like the weathered chassis finish.

Great looking paint and stripe combination.

Great looking paint color and finish along with the body trim. Cleanly detailed and like the wheels.

You definitely captured the look of the movie car. The finishes look like a real street driven vehicle. I'm bias since the movie was and is still one of my favorites, and always liked Steve McQueen anyway. The wheels and stance look spot on.

The interior looks like it fits perfectly looking at the tops of the interior door panels and how they meet the tops of the doors. Windshield, maybe not seated completely at the top?

Great looking paint work and body trim. These were one of Ford's "Better Ideas".

Great looking body design. Like the roll back fabric roof.

Like the way you detailed this PT Boat. Can you imagine going to war in a plywood boat like this and living to talk about it?

Great looking "paint" finish and the bed rack. I like the eyeballs, headlights.

The body finish looks terrible, in the very best way. Nice to see the nearly stock Flathead. Like the red steelies with wide whites.

Great looking paint finish and goes well with the interior. The chassis and engine are well detailed.

Beautiful paint color and finish. The interior really stands out and is well detailed. Like how you did the chassis and engine.

Great looking paint and body trim. Lots of attention to the fine details on the interior and chassis.

I like the Motorama theme on this. The '55 chevy could be had in a color combination that I think they called Corol and a Gunmetal Gray two-tone. The '57 Chevy hood styling and grill bar along with the '56 side trim shows the future designs well. The Fuel Injection engine along with the Corvette hub caps fit in with the theme.

Beautiful looking Studebaker, these were really under rated cars in both fit and finish as well as performance in their time. Like how you changed the grill.

Great looking color combination with the interior and body. Like the engine detailing and correct looking colors.

Great looking paint color and finish. The RR stripe down the side looks good.

Just "To cool for school" for those who may remember the old saying. The body work is so nice it just looks like it came out of the mold like this.

Like your color choice.

Great looking little midget racer. You're right about the delicate parts, and the rear nerf bars in particular on this kit. Like the engine and wiring detailing. The paint work is really well done, and the period correct style.

Beautiful paint color and finish. Like the understated look of the engine finishes. Cutting off the roof and covering the rear seat give this a really different look.