Is this to much bling ?

Dusty

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Donated all my trophies to a cub scout pack for their pinewood derby, I though I would get one last photo of them:)

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I have had threats from the more radical factions:) Hey but the car show people love it:D

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All that green reminds me of my Mopar! Nice pic Dusty.
 

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The Cub Scout Pack is a good place. As you have most certainly found out, the trophies all have an "applied" name/award plate that can be easily pried off with a pocket or x-acto knife - and this replaced with another brass plate which the Scouts will likely do.

I still have my trophy as "Eagle Scout of the Year - 1973" from which the label has dropped. Hopefully the values instilled have stuck a little better.

I do like the Congratulatory Citation given to me at that Court of Honor - signed by none other than Richard M. Nixon.

There is some irony in that.

And the colors are fine - they're YOU.

Joe K.
 
Donated all my trophies to a cub scout pack for their pinewood derby, I though I would get one last photo of them:)

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Dusty. I've been waiting for you to post another good picture of your car . My grand daughter is 12 and loves the model A's, her favorite color is Lime green . I told her about your car when you first posted long ago but couldn't find past results, thanks for posting this picture. have fun modelAtony Lafayette,la.
 
Thanks all, I did remove the placards, I made a mounting plaque, routing a nice edge and placing a round framed photo of the car and trophies at the top. After retirement and impending move south I didn't really have the room and I did see the need to keep them. It would have been another thing to move and Lord knows I have enough junk...at least that's what the wife says:rolleyes: When I complete the mounting plaque I will post a photo

dusty
 
Wonderful car -- the white walls even match the white top very well.

Young innocent children about 7 or so, are many times the most outstanding consultants for choosing different color combinations & different aesthetic designs etc.

Just ask them for an opinion, listen, & begin to learn something valuable-- no preconceived concepts or opinions, no bias.

Appears many older folks begin to hate specific colors no matter how displayed.
 
And some people won't do to cars shows because they have the wrong nut on their bolt?
Yo, Mike V, I saw, mounted on a wood base, two "stick" figures, running like the wind, one made from a square nut & welding rod, being pursued by one made of a slot head machine screw & the same welding rod. (Thread size & pitch not important)
The caption on the brass placque read, "NO! not without a washer"! (With the proper finish, of course!) Bill W. (Dog's:cool: still in bed!)
 
Boy! you're QUICK! The one I saw was Flat Black, (Raven?) & definately a Machine Screw.
Are you up real late, or real early? I'm goin' BACK to bed!
Bill W.
 
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