I bought a Harry Latshaw Hustler B Proto kit

Harry Latshaw was one of the regular winners and record holders during the heyday of C/L Speed during the 50's and 60's. There were a group of Illinios modelers from the 40's that in their teens learned to fly and compete from Joe Bunn and some others of the area's innovators and among them were Ted Black, Harry Latshaw, Dave Cotton, John Leach, Bud Brown and Keith Fee and Jerry McMillin. Keith didn't continue with modeling after school, John was killed in a motorcycle accident, Jerry went on to fly Stunt, air racing, and retired a TWA captain.
Ted, Dave, Harry and Bud went on to long time competition in Speed, and Bud kitted Harry's two Proto designs, the B Proto Hustler and the 1/2A Hustler 1/2A Proto. Elimination Models was the manufacturer and was based in my hometown of Lawrenceville and Robinson, Illinois which was harry Latshaw's hometown. I'm not sure when the change was but Bud was very involved in glider competition and moved to Lawrenceville in the late 60's. Harry had moed to Indianapolis to have a long career engineering gearboxes for Allison.
I received two 1/2A Hustler kits as a child and built one poorly, I still have the other. The Hustler was a B, .29 sized Proto ship that I always wanted to have but never did. I found this one by accidient on eBay and bought it quickly. I have a Harter B pan and the Super Tigre 29 for it. I'd love to find a monoline set-up for this size model and a pair of 1 3/4 inch K&B Speed Wheels for it. I also have some Tornado props and Froom spinner for it. Should satisfy some of my childhood wants...
Chris...