Crazy Ed

Flex shouldn't be too big of a problem. Back in the first CanAm series they ran wider tires on cars that were (suprisingly only) around 100Kg's heavier. My guess is with over 40 years of info and Data to graw off of they ought to have a handle on flex. What will be interesting will be the additional 4" width per tire and how it'll look on the Cars. Heck at that point they'll be just over an inch shy of the width of a NHRA Funny Car/Top Fuel Rear tire!

I'd say the only problem is Who's gonna pay the Bill Sounds like good times Carl.

Well done Ray, Walking is so Overrated Funny when my Wife n I moved to Arizona we got quite a shock when we found out our Licenses were good for 16 Years! Man I love this Place!!

Great Job on both the Tractor and Diorama. Also good job with the Pics!

That came out wonderful Curt. If you add a Trailer it could be a 60's Band's Car.

I do enjoy seeing the quality of Detail and Paint you get on and in those tiny Kits.

Brian, Hobby Design has HD05-0007 which might fit your need. It's a Hexagon Pattern Photoetch Sheet. Strada ( http://www.stradasportsstore.com ) has it listed at their site.

I knew 'bout the Shoplight from the Closeup in Photobucket. Your Paint job was smooth enough to clearly show it. Again, Nice Job!

That's quite a Good Paint Job, Rattle Can or Not! 2 questions, Any Bodyless Interion Shots, and Wondering about Camera Info Camera, ie type plus shooting info.

For me they'd be Ray Bradbury (may I suggest prior to installing your Giant Ultra High Def. 3D Room sized TV, you may want to read his short story "The Veldt") and because I enjoy a good laugh Richard Armour.

Among a dwindling number to whom Bondo was a Curse Word. Sure hope Heaven allows Stogies, Lead n Blow Torches.

I'm 3/4 German, 1/8 scotch and 1/8 Bourbon n speak American English.

Gaute, Looks like you got yourself a nice Truck. Seeing as you're hauling it away I'm guessing you thought better of the "Grand Tour" idea. But did you get to travel through much of the US?

This ought to be an interesting one to follow! My first car was a '63 LeMans. But alas not with a 421, as mine had a 195.5 slant 4 but it did have <seriously!) a Glass Pack the prior owner had installed. Anyway I'll be watching these Super Dutys come to Life.

Paulo, first off Great Pictures! You've got a group of talented builders in your Club that put out plenty of excellent Cars and I DO like that Harley Shovelhead!!

Aw Come ON! You can't just drop something like that without POADS of Pictures can you????!!!

Ever since I got my MRRN CD from Curt I've been recommending it to anyone that seemed to be interested in building Road Racers.

I like Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Who. I was suprised it took a while for The Animals and Cream to get mentioned.

I'm glad you folks enjoy the Pic's. It's my plesaure to share 'em.

Well done Ray, remember B stands for Better!!

Just remember to sand off the GTO emblems, 'cause the "Grey Ghost" was a LeMans.

I can't speak to the latest release, but the AMT Studebaker Starliner Coupe used to come with a really nice set of Minilites.

Another of those Dawns. I don't think I'll ever get tired of 'em.

Michael, the Friedman Book also has the results for every race. If you want to build the more unknown Cars of the TransAm look into the U-2 Class where you'll find the most surprises!! Heck there's plenty of folks out there that don't know that there even was a Under 2 Liter Class in the Old TransAm series.

Nice Save there James. I can't imagine just parkin' a Harley in the Dirt and walking away.................