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• I'm thinking there might be a couple individuals here that will dig this guy's projects. *VIDEO*
  • I like what he's doing and how he talks about them. It's as if Larry The Cable Guy was a model car builder. Thanks for posting it. *NM*
    • Funny, that is precisely what I dislike about his videos. *NM*
      • He is a bit different, but I thought his models might be something people might like to see. Especially his "flattops" and that Studebaker gasser. Also that Tbird dragster is quite interesting. His Tbird is heavily influenced by a real drag car. *PIC*
        • Haven't seen any of his models. Can't get past the nonsensical crap at the beginning. *NM*
          • Yeah, I was like Huh?! *NM*
  • Am I wrong or while he's going on about the plugs being in the wrong place on the Ford engine, he has the distributor glued down in the rad hose hole? I'm no expert on those engines but that's what it looks like to me comparing it to pics I see on the net of those engines. *NM*
    • Re:- while he's going on about the plugs being in the wrong place on the Ford engine, he has the distributor glued down in the rad hose hole? What engine are you referring to? *NM*
      • I think he's talking about the 427 in the Thunderbird. *NM*
        • Yes, exactly. *NM*
    • Re: Am I wrong or---In pics I'v viewed the dstributor and rad hose look very close to each other. I'm no expert--- *NM*
  • Mike L, if you had ever built anything, you wouldn't embarrass yourself now. *NM*
    • You never stop, do you Ken? *NM*
      • That's his job... *NM*
  • I don't know, I kinda liked the builds, the humor is OK, but I just fast forward through the silliness. It's all good, at least he's building something, which is more than I can say lately.
  • Stuff actually reminds me of some crazier 1960s buildups. Besides, he did mention ordering from Spotlight *NM*