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The 80's restoration was under Fursenko's ownership, right?

The mom of my son's schoolmate used to be Dezer's personal trainer when she lived in Miami, and I understand he's not hard up for money at all. Curious as hell how much it's going for though.....

I know it doesn't appear to be Mad Max-related at first, but just listen closely to the sound:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... 1825622556

You know, Drak....in a week you've already done more than I've done on that body in years. Looking kinda creepy covered in green & pink goo, but I'm liking it.

I think I need a towel now.....

Looks the business on that coupe for sure; nice color match as well.

Dinkum? Hardly know 'em.

Nice pics, but that's still an ugly model; Dinkum missed the mark on that one IMO.

Made some real progress on the boot lid spoiler this week: sanded a bunch, filled and sanded some more, then shot a 'quick and dirty' coat of semigloss black on it. It needs more finish work before it's really ready for paint, but I'm pleased with it. http://images35.fotki.com/v1130/photos/6/668939/...

Holy crap, Jay.....that nose looks the business. Nice photos as well. http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii270/Bronze-21/CONCORDENosecone1-18.jpg You planning to sell any copies? Mine has nice flares and spoilers, but your nose cone makes mine look like a jellybean. :shock: My 1/18 boot spoiler is p...

"The grasscutter.....he knows who I am."

Bronze: Your work looks so clean and crisp. Great job. http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m165/draknoir2/100_9352.jpg I couldn't agree more; it looks great, even in the early stages. That's a truly 'droolworthy' box of goodies you got there as well. :shock: The flares Grant did on mine look very go...