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Francis, this is the first I have seen your build. Wow it is fantastic. Keep up the great work and STAY HEALTHY.

Great story Tim. I started in the 60s and learned from a friend that you can add spark plug wires by putting holes in the heads with a hot pin and then using some of Mom's thread for the wires. Ha. My collection of unbuilt cars got thrown out when I went to college and my parents moved, assuming I didn't want them. Oh well.

Great job Niko

Tim my friend, I finally got caught up on your build and I'm with Brad.....totally in amazement with this. Can't wait to see what you accomplish next.

They look great.

Clay, is there more to this build? I am only finding this one page.

Tim, what else can be said? We've learned so much. WoW

Looks like another great start.

Tim, I don't know what words can be said to describe your work that hasn't been said before. That speck you saw on the body might have been a speck of dust that was exaggerated by the camera.

This looks great. Awesome photography too.

Tim, this build has been POPPING since day one like a fireworks factory on fire. It looks great. I'll have to print out a couple of these scaled down so I have a better idea of how it really looks again. SO grateful I have seen this in person.

A stunning awesome job for the student. I say that because I am one too and have a lot to learn about paint. John is the right guy to teach us. Hey Dave Comp, how many car alarms did you set off going down the street??

Looks fantastic Tim. I don't know if temperature and humidity changes caused the fit issues or alien intervention. But it looks great.

Looking forward to more of this Chris......

What a great collection of pics of John's cars.

Yes, a great job indeed.

Excellent job

As Tim mentioned, I had the extreme honor and pleasure to see this with my own eyes. All the adjectives and comments we've made are right on and beyond. Words like WOW aren't enough. Wish all of you had been there. Thanks again Tim for allowing me to enter the modeling sanctuary and sharing your wisdom and some photoetch parts as well.

Looking forward to more of this great build John, and a huge congrats for the awards recently.

A great looking roadster. Wow.

Terrific build.

Great job !!! Looks awesome. Good stance, too.

Understood. I only went there 2 or 3 times as we lived about an hour south of there.

Great updates John. Your plans and work always shine. Looks great.

AGREED