1930fordpickup

I can not ad much more than other on here have. Read past bad feedback. If it looks unsure to you dont bid. Figure out a price you would pay and ad the shipping cost into the figure for whatever it is. I have purchased way to many kits, parts and supply's on ebay. Only a few problems and they were resolved but one. Being you live on a border town if you had a friend across the bridge things might be easier for you to purchase in the US.

I dont think there was a crack to start this with water. I believe what Bill posted was what happened. The only thing different (before I turned the back smooth) was that it looked like it snapped all at once. There was no noticeable smooth area that picture above called Fatigue propagation. This came from a plant called Doeler Jarvis in Toledo. They poured white metal castings. They did a lot of stamping also. My Step moms first husband worked there.

No one is biting on this one. So I will show the real size. This is 1/4-20 ×2.00 inches long sitting on the bolt head. Yes that is the head of a 2 inch Socket head cap screw.

I wonder how this happened. Snapped right off below the head. I found this out back at my step mothers house and cleaned it up some at work. I got as close as I could for the picture.

If they are not stored properly yes they can. This was said by a 3d printer.

Man that is cool. One I didn't see at the Toledo show or was looking at something else in his stash of goodies to buy. My bad thought of he will be here next year............

Do you see the 2 screws on the top of the gray plastic screen area? There are indents on that shim where the screws go into. You will need to push them together. You may need to loosen the little screws a bit so it will slide together. Then tighten the screws back up until it moves correctly. This may work or you will have to send them out for repair.

The general cost of owning a business is also a big road block.

I am glad you are ok. To bad about your dads car. Iwas also taught never try to avoid a small animal when driving. I am glad I haven't make the decision about some ones pet. Now those 2 deer I hit just darted in front of my pickups.

Ohio George always had show drag cats. You hit the nail on the head with this build.

This looks better than the Chevy does. Nice work..

I like it. The flash from a camera does male thd flake pop.

Postage alone makes trades not worth it many times. Al, I will take a look this weekend. In may have one of these.

Yes that was also offered. I think these look of the Tonka and Nylint trucks of that era. I watched and bid on these while buying on ebay before shipping went to high. The gravel hauler was what I came across mostly.

If we get the full top I am in for 1 or 2. It would be nice to be able to built the early version but I know that would require a different body mold.

I think it may be an off brand ( Pyro) 36 Ford. Smaller scale than the normal here 1/32 maybe.

You are not close to being crazy. But if it will make her feel better send me 2 of the stranger things Blazer kits. BAHA. Reminder to all spouses that think we are plastic horders . Yes we are, but other hobbies cost much more.

So it is based off of a Mail truck. They used S10 driveline parts for awhile.

Maybe his wife is a coke collector and this way he can have a "hotrod" to drive around. Lol

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This is going to be very cool.

The only problem I recall people talking about on here is the Ollie's kits had no chrome plating. I just checked my Ollie's kit date and it is 2007 on the Canary version. I have not opened it.

Prayers for you to have a fast recovery. This is the first I have heard of this. Dont over do it.

You do great Work sir. The crashed cars look better than they deserve to after the abuse they were put through.