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I love it! BTW-that will buff out

The trunk looks great! Really like how this is shaping up.

I've sourced mine from Micheals Only criticism I have is the "Beehive" oil filter - doesn't seem to be plumbed into anything. You did an excellent job pumbing the engine tho.... Love these old ratty (Jalopy) Hot Rods - Nice looking build! Wish my parts box was stocked as well as yours

A lot of great eye candy there! Creative way of displaying your builds this year too.

Impressive eye for detail. Keep up the good work!

Looking good! The first and last generation of the Rx7s are my favorite - can't wait to see how you finish things off

The guys who race/raced these things hve my respect - there's no way I would have my crotch that close to moving parts. I don't care what material the dif case is made out of .....

The weathering on teh chasis looks great so far - keep up th good work!

What are your thoughts on starting with "Glue Bombs" and/or missing parts? I've got a dismantled '50 Chevy that’s missing the drive train and interior that I need to sort out what to do with. lol.

Can't say that I have ever tried to use this stuff as masking tape, but I do know from experience that this stuff sucks if you need to use it on a surface with the slightest curve at all. The adhesive backing on this stuff seems to be too weak to hold the tape down unless the surface is perfectly flat. Because of this, I would be reluctant to use it as masking tape. But, you can always try it out on some scrap first and let us know the results. SC

I love both of these! The time and effort spent on these builds was well worth it.

Awesome! Very nice build from an otherwise crude kit. Hats off to you sir

Very nice transformation so far-keep up teh good work

The color really suits the build!

Looks great so far!

Thought it looked familiar-I spent a little longer admiring this build than the others because I was building a '32 sedan at the time. That was the first show I had ever attended. Was thinking about participating in the next show. Like you, I also like the use different materials in my builds. Had no idea the rules were so specific. Definitely something for me to think about anyways. Look forward to seeing more of your work in 2017!

I have more than a couple of truck kits in my collection. Would be a good excuse to start them!

Very cool-one of my favourites!

Nice looking builds Cliff. I could have sworn that I saw the '32 in the first picture at Heritage Con in Hamilton this past spring. Did you make the trip from Ottawa to Hamilton for that show?

Cool build. Not my style, but got to give credit where due - the details are great! Your build reminds me of this article that popped up today: http://www.speedhunters.com/2016/12/dodge-van-time-machine/

Great work - they look like 1:1 parts! Can't wait to hear this thign fire up lol

That looks great!

Nice work Misha - the Canuck Blazer is develping some attitude!

Awesome - thanks for sharing. Enter one of these:

Wow - doesn't look much more realistic than that!