heyjohnxx

70s MPC Dodge Pick-up. I like the 2WD long bed the best, but I've built short beds, 4WD, etc. I've got one with a trashed bed that is destined for a 2WD long bed Utiline with a 225, steelies, and monotone paint.

If I had to pick one, it would be this: 1969 Polara Pursuit

Anybody got a spare headlight cover, part E8, for the Tamiya 300ZX, kit 24087? No wonder I got this kit cheap. It looks like somebody got the body painted (purple!) and quit after removing some parts from the tree. Let me know what you'd like in trade. Thanks

How about this guy from "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka". You would need to source the platform shoes with the goldfish swimming in the heels.

I like the simple, clean look. Inspiration can come from anywhere.

I like the Mother-In-Law seat in the back. Nice looking build.

I, for one, would like to see more pictures of the forklift. I have been accused of having a forklift fetish because of my 20 or so 1/25 lift trucks.

How about these guys. I have a stock Massey, resin 69 Coronet to build so these are not on the build schedule at this time. Sorry about the lousy phone pics.

I've got all those except the Pantera. My Mangusta is the stock version and I built the Urraco decades ago.

Went to the Wednesday night Cruise-In at the Gilmore Car Museum last night. I saw (among lots of others) an Edsel and a Morgan 3 wheeler.

No camera unfortunately, but I saw a nice black 1933 Ford at the Dig-In Cafe in Augusta, MI. I had a nice chat with the couple driving it.

I'll mention 2. First is my collection of diecast forklifts, every one I could find (except one Toyota that the owner didn't want to sell) in 1/25 scale. The other is Amateur Radio. I am an Extra class callsign W8JRD.

I love that diner! Kit or scratchbuilt?

Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

57 right now. I don't feel that old mentally, but on cold mornings I feel 77 physically. I started building in the early 70s and still have many of those kits. Most qualify as glue bombs I think.