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Quality over quantity! They all look great from where I'm sitting.

Thanks Carl, John, Charles, and Mark. I really like how this car turned out and am glad that others do too.

Thanks Mark.

Nah Harry. It was repainted rattle can black in real life after the fenders were primed due to over spray! I know it really should be body color .Thanks and I can't believe you didn't point out the lack of mirrors. I tried to make them work but they fell off repeatedly so that ended that.

Thanks Jeff

Thanks to you both and Walter that is awesome!

Thanks Bill and Don.

Thanks Thomas.

Holy perfect paint! Great job!

Thanks Gene.

I had a really productive year for once! I finished 13 kits in total. That's more than double the 5 I had in 2014. Of those, 6 were trucks. Here they are in order of completion. 1. Shop truck 88 K2500 2. Hot Rod Tow truck 34 Ford 3. Dad's 55 F100 4. 65 Chevy Shop Tow truck 5. Street Rod 65 A100 6. Dad's 88 K1500

This really isn't a new build, but it's been revamped a bit. Thanks for looking. All comments welcome.

If the mods feel this is in the wrong location, please move it. I don't even know how to explain this. It's what happens when I get bored. Monogram kit with trashy decals prompted this. Thanks for looking. All comments welcome.

I had a really productive year for once! I finished 13 kits in total. That's more than double the 5 I had in 2014. Of those, 7 were cars. Here they are in order of completion. 1. Cannonball Run 92 Mercury Cougar 2. "HellRazor" 78 Monaco Street Machine 3. Daytona 500 Quickie 85 Camaro Z/28 4."Ragged Top" 65 Continental 5. High School Beater 94 Camaro Z/28 6. 70s High School racer/ delivery 64 Dodge 330 7. Not so Mello Mad max NASCAR

This really isn't an exact replica but more of how I would see dad redoing the truck in the future. The kit was $2 at a flea market and was missing the back bumper. It's the front push bumper modified to look like a common aftermarket rear bumper. The wheels are inaccurate at only 5 lug, but I had them on hand. The CB antenna is a paper clip straightened out with wire wrapped around it painted flat black. I know it doesn't have any mirrors. I'll have to fix that at some point. Thanks for looking. All comments welcome.

I built a majority of this station over a long weekend. I will be updating as I obtain/ build more pieces. The tow truck is a stand in as I don't have one built for this station yet. It's far from finished but has a decent headway so far. I also have a coke Machine and gas pump in progress. Thanks for looking. All comments/suggestions welcome.

This is the Lindberg Little Red Wagon That I street rodded and attempted to make a little more accurate to a real one. The windshield was reshaped to be more accurate along with molding in a gas cap from a 69 Charger as the kit had nothing. Nothing too fancy outside of the crooked two tone. Thanks for looking. All comments welcome.

This is the Lindberg factory stock kit with a few minor changes. This is my first time trying embossing powder for carpet. I think it turned out OK. It's built with the thought that Grandma had the car wrecked with the Slant 6 out in the backyard. A new junkyard front clip and a 440 out of dad's totaled Roadrunner and viola! In order to pay for the car, it is used to deliver pizza when it isn't drag racing. Thanks for looking. All comments good or bad are welcome.

Amazing! I love it!

http://inventory.vanguardmotorsales.com/vehicles/1664/1932-ford-rat-roaster-stacey-david-gearz

Huge congrats to both Jonathan and Dale!