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just got this body finished up. this will go on my raborn and sit on a shelf.
thanks to jay for the body and aj's goodyears

Is that the one from the trade? Very nice.

mrlexan wrote:Is that the one from the trade? Very nice.

thanks jay,yes that is the one

I did have a bit of reluctantcy (if that is a word) in letting that go, but I knew you would appreciate it more that I and you would do it justice. I like it.

mrlexan wrote:I did have a bit of reluctantcy (if that is a word) in letting that go, but I knew you would appreciate it more that I and you would do it justice. I like it.

this one will stay in my stable

You have to appreciate the types of paint jobs that Doug turns out, but what I really like about yours is the black front...... that is something you would really see on the track from your 1:1 low budget racer. I (personally) think it really makes it! I go for realism more so than anything else, but still can also appreciate a graphical appealing paint job.

Excellent! I love wedge bodies Nice work, tulsa.

I have to add to MrLexan's comment that I think a car number would have upped the realism factor of the black nose.

I suck at painting, so I'd have some numbers that looked like a 1st grader drew them...

the car looks great tulsa.

i love those old aj's with the goodyear logo's. i used to run those on the front of my team car, with trc green/yellow foams on the back. and a little gojo, too.

thanks guys. it is going to get a number on it. just haven't got the vinyl for it yet.

gotta love those wheels !!!

No reluctancy at all, Jay... Gary pulled one for me recently, and an original Mustang Wedge, as well. Brand spankin' new, and with his current body pricing, too. That Corvette Wedge is one of my all-time favs.

I have one ready to go on a project as soon as the mess here starts to settle down a bit.



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