Olderisbetter
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conversion woodies, panels, pickups, wagons
Olderisbetter replied to damodelguy az's topic in Under Glass
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Cale, We need more young guys like you. Thanks for joining us.
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Nice job...my first car was a 51 Chevy...but a 4 door.
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Outstanding. Love the interior...looks like real leather.
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I was wondering if anyone has tried this carpeting. If so, could you give a review? Thanks. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Hoppin-Hydros-BROWN-Interior-Carpet-Upholstery-Model-Car-Hobby-1-24-1-25-scale/160914965295?epid=1000652088&hash=item257747832f:g:sasAAMXQBlJR-cCc
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Don't be so vague in the Title Box. State what you seek. A title box that says "I Need This" is seldom opened. A title box that says "I need a rear bumper for 57 Plymouth" will get read.
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Love those Lincolns. Especially that black stretch model. I am in the process of stretching a Pyro/Lindbergh 1948 Lincoln Continental. A terrible kit just to build stock. Maybe post some pics soon.
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That's gonna look great. Of course you meant Continental. I have some Continental fenders and a hood plus grille and plan on doing a woody using the 41 Ford woody body. First going to do a stretch Continental. Just finishing a box stock Continental...whew!!!
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Pretty sure I have one too
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Chris, Thanks
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This is for you chemists and scientist types. We know about Lazer Bond and Bondic. Is there generic resin??? we could use with a UV flashlight that would work the same?
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I'm about to finish a 48 Continental. What a nightmare. But it came out pretty good. More than a 3 month project though. Mine has a Pontiac engine...just because that 12 cylinder that came with it looks more like a shipping pallet than an engine and I had a Pontiac engine in my parts bin. Took some serious surgery to the transmission hump to mount it. I think the Lincoln 430 would be a cool job.
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Why doesn't anyone market a specific Carburetor color paint ?
Olderisbetter replied to Greg Myers's topic in General
I'd say the reason nobody markets a specific carburetor paint is due to demand and the volume of paint that would be sold. Think of how small a 1:25 carburetor is. Now think of how many carburetors you can paint with an ounce of paint. Also factor in that once a model is built, you can barely see the carburetor(s). So the demand is so terribly low, there is little market for the product. -
I forgot the 1946-48 Lincoln Continental (forget Pyro/Lindberg Junker), 1956-57 Lincoln Continental
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1938 Buick 4 dr, 1941 Buick Convertible, 1955 Pontiac Catalina, 1957 Old 88, 51-52 Olds Super 88. 56 Buick 4dr HT.