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- I agree. So did I.
I raised the rear ride height on mine just a tad.
1939 Delahaye 165...
This was just announced...
LOL! Chris did an AI version of my 1:1 C8 Corvette. Too funny!
Here are a few large-scale models in 1:12 and 1:8.
It's freakin' GORGEOUS!!!
I'd like to add that I inherited quite a few large-scale models from a good friend of mine, who passed away last year. They are from a wide array of ...
@Chris is correct. I have built Pocher kits. It's important to distinguish between the Classic and Prestige series of Pocher models. The Prestige m...
My goodness! That's just too cool!
In my opinion, 1967 was a banner year for American automotive design. I don't think I can name a SINGLE car, from ANY of the Big 3 (and AMC) that did...
Thanks, Chris! Coming from The Professor, it's a high compliment! I had an interesting conversation with Maynard Rupp, the builder, owner, and dri...
I used the roof of the Biscayne for my Maynard Rupp Chevoom 1966 Chevelle project. The '66 Chevelle had the hardtop C pillar flying buttress design t...
Precise? Elegant? That's how Penske rolls! Those characteristics are the M.O. of the Penske organization. Everything is done to the "nth" degree! ...
I used to rent boats to go to Catalina Island from Long Beach. Renting is soooooooooo much easier than owning. Same with RVs.