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Wow...this is really cool Tim. Great work on the engine. Where did you get the great looking hose clamps?

I don't know Al, but if you ask me, it looks like is should. Nice build!

Awesome builds Richard! They deserved the recognition! Congratulations on the awards!

WOW! Jason...this is a killer build! Absolutely beautiful, and you opened the doors and trunk....outstanding! I love the color combo! Everything about this car is great.

Beautiful '37 JIm! I love the color (shiney as usual), and the wheels are an interesting choice, but look good on this!

Great looking bike Paulo! For a minute I thought it was real. Great build! I can't imagine what your other builds look like, but I would bet that they are as nice as this. Let's see a few more!

This is awesome Jim! By far one of the best Hudsons that I've seen. The '50's Olds headlights look right at home on this. Cool Car!

Great looking build MJ! All the thought, time, and effort deffinately paid off on this Torino. Great color!

You're right MJ, you don't see many of these. Nice job on the restoration. Looks good.

Fantastic build Steve! Incredible attention to detail! It looks as if you could climb in and fire it up!

Great job! Much nicer then my first...or second...or even third build, and what great memories for her and you Dad! Keep up the enthusiasm, and keep building young lady!

Beautiful build Sean! I love the color choice.

Another nice one! Where did you get the wheels from? They look great on this '51!

You do some really nice work Ron. You turned a pretty much "run of the mill model" and turned into something unique. I don't know if there is another of these on this forum, but this one is sure nice.

Outstanding finish on the car, and beautiful detail work on the dash. Nice touch with the two-tone steering wheel.

Beautiful re-build Ron! Great color!

Thanks for the tips Guys! I may give the freezer method a shot. That sounds like a fairly safe route. We'll see.

I'm looking for some suggestions regarding the dis-assembly, and the removal of glue from probably a 40 year old build. I want to restore a build that is, in some areas, falling apart from the drying of the old blue. Probably Testors from a tube. Some of the pieces are still adhered pretty well. Is there a way to soften this old glue so the parts can be removed without damaging the surrounding areas? Soaking the model in vinagar maybe? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mark

I gotta agree with Harry, the choice of wheels for this is fantastic! I think that the combo of both the color and those wheels set this 'bird way above anything that I have seen, and I'm not much of a fan of the big T'birds. Really nice job Ron!

Nice tribute to your Dad, Ron! Good lookin''57.

Wow...this is fantastic Harald! It's got a great "Resto Mod" look to it! The engine bay detail is awesome! Nice build.

Really nice Ron! I love the color. Great work on the dash detailing too.

This is absolutley stunning Tom. I've been watching it go together over the last year and it really knocks my socks off.

Awesome '40 Rene, Great build!

Great lookin' Chevelle Shane! Very nice job! I love the wheels! Where did you get them?