A JL repaint on a JL Thunderjet 500 chassis with Aurora T-jet axles and wheels.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/2006%2011%20Slots/11-26-06FairlaneStocker_009a.jpg

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/2006%2011%20Slots/11-26-06FairlaneStocker_011a.jpg

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/2006%2011%20Slots/11-26-06FairlaneStocker_015a.jpg

It crashed into a ditch.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/2006%2011%20Slots/11-26-06FairlaneStocker_013a.jpg

Digging the fairlane! :thumbsup:

Hey there, Mike-

I really like this!

And it's great to see you can still put some time into the HO's, along with the bigger scale- (I was amazed at what what you did to that last dirt tracker you'd last posted!)

I always like looking at your custom stuff-

Great work! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Cheers..

Thanks for the complients.

I can't seem to get as good pictures of my HO cars though. I think this car lookes better in person.

I'm off to start something new tonight.

The old faithful Fairlane. It gives and it gives and it gives. There's always something you can do to it and it always stays in style. I love'em. This one (no exception to that statement) is really nice :thumbsup: and really captures the old school look from a Saturday at the county fairgrounds.

Great job :thumbsup: . dave

Sweet ride Mic, but try and keep that beauty on the track! lol...Was the fairlane actully got me interested in Tjets, before that they where just practice plastic for the grinder..lol

Coach