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Congrats on the win. That was a close race. Could have gone in any direction..

Still hope. I have a couple days to catch up..

Pro-line Ambush 4x4. 1:25 scale crawler. Fashioned & painted after my 1:1, 1st generation (1966) International Harvester Scout 800. Although I lost the scale bumper mounted KC Daylighters. Top and windshield were scratch built from styrene. Body is molded Lexan. Chassis is steel ladder rails &am...

Congrats on the win. I ALMOST had you.. lol

Wild Willy had a son. His son grew up with the same crazy and wild passions as his Dad from the early 1980’s. He felt the need. The need for speed, and crazy wheeling same as his Dad. He grew up with the crazy wheelies of his Dad’s antics. But he wanted more. He wanted real 4x4 action. He built his ...

Congrats to the man of the year.

Worthy win. Congrats.

I am glad I am not competing this month. A tough lot. I have to give it some thought. Torn between 2 of them.

Congrats Blast. Your car had my vote.

Congrats on the win Lavigna

Me too. I don't have one, but always have a heart for the rally cars.

Thanks guys. That sure was a nail biter.. How often can you hear that "you have a awesome willy.." ? lol.. It could have gone one of a few ways for sure. Egalsim's car is awesome, as is Trass's. I really liked those as well. Any of us could have taken the lead. But, I will pass it along to...

Lonestar wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 9:02 am T you get my vote, Sir!

(and thanks for your service).

Thank you much, and you are more than welcome...

Original Short Wheel Base Wild Willy M38, circa 1982. I am the original owner. Bought it while serving in the USAF In Germany back in the early 1980s. Not long after I built this M38 the 1st time, I wanted a little longer run time, and built a battery using Ni-Cad cells used in F-16 Fighting Falcon ...

Congrats Dadio on a well deserved win this month. As soon as I saw yours, I knew this was going to be a wash.. lol.. Very nice job.