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Archive 1 2 3 4 5 Message Index Truck fans, dig this! OK, I remembered the license plates on this one. This was a pretty "Heavy" build..........*PICS*.......... Really, really nice Heavy Chevy! Where'd you get the decals for it? *NM* Thanks Mike. The decals are from Keith Marks. *NM* Very nice looking Chevy Scott, you did a great job on that one. *NM* Okay Round 2, how about finding these in your vault eh? ...and the Brat as well! *NM* YEP! *NM* That '83 Mustang GT kit was updated to the '84 20th Anniversary Mustang (white w/red stripes), then became the Mustang SVO kit. The Force 440 MIGHT'VE been reworked into Sheriff Rosco's car and the subsequent repops (the Joker Goon Car is out now!!). *NM* Force 440 was modified to do the Dukes four-door Monaco. Never heard whether the original parts were retained, but it didn't sound like it at the time. This was built with a test shot. *PIC* I remember when it first came out, the original box art had the two door rear sheetmetal and taillights, I almost didn't buy it. I found it in a TG&Y and didn't even know it was coming out, but of course this was before the internet and message boards LOL *NM* Wasn't that long ago that Round2 reissued the '65 Chevelle wagon. *NM* The '83 Mustang is now the '88, the Matador is now the NASCAR Sportsman car. Last year, I bought a sealed Dodge D-50 for five bucks...is a reissue really needed/wanted? *NM* I'd be all over that Galaxie! I had a dark green one with a 390 in the early 80's Round2 releasing the 72 Nova again! I thought there was just one motor, you could build it as stock (350) or race versiona 454. *NM* The AMT Camaro kits were like that, but the Nova always had two complete engines *NM* always thought that 350 looked way oversize though *NM* oops.....I forgot the license plate. Other than that, this is finished..........*PICS*.......... I have a suggestion for a licence plate... Why don't you use your initials and the year you were born... Something like "SEL 066"... What do think??? *NM* Good suggestion, but I still have a sheet of about 200 of my current plates on it ;^) *NM* Raymond, you add a whole new flavor to the term "tongue in cheek." lol *NM* It sure is a great looking model, bone stock just looks so right, nice build! *NM* Love the blue on blue. *NM* You keep producing KILLER builds! Congrats! *NM* Late entry to the November Bench...Lumpy's '40 Ford Convertible...was the actual car maroon or purple?...PICS From what I've read online is was an ugly purple color. But being a black and white show it didn't matter. *NM* Chuck, I put some purple paint on the '40 Ford convertible today and it came out "Lumpy" in a good ugly way...PICS Did some more work on the '65 Lincoln Wagon...decals...PICS Very cool wagon, what kinda motor you got under that huge hood scoop? *NM* Thanks, whats under that huge hood scoop?...The 460? kit engine with the two 4 bbl's and plenty of room *NM* Thanks John, I want to prime it with the Tamiya Pink primer ... and paint it Tamiya Bright Red...PICS My friends' 87 2M4 was a deep metallic red. *NM* What the Fiero looks like in Bright Red with Pink primer...PICS Looks great! *NM* Unhook a battery cable and leave it that way until next time you drive or find the problem. Uh, Phil ? Since John lives in Canada, isnβt his Chrysler an import ? And his Mustang ? *NM* Technically, my desired Subaru is a domestic for you guys as they're built in Indiana. Honda Civics and both Dodge Charger abd Challenger are both built in Canada. *NM* Every car is "global" these days. Parts and sub assemblies come from everywhere. I have read that many "Japanese" cars that are assembled in the U.S.have more local content (parts made in U.S.A.) than foreign-sourced parts. Truly "Made in U.S.A.", depending on how you look I agree *NM* Find an auto electric specialist... A decent mechanic with troubleshooting skills could easily hook up a meter at the battery, then start pulling fuses until he finds the drain. It is not rocket science. *NM* 1 2 3 4 5
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