Mill City Replicas - '41 Ford COE?

[Len Woodruff]

Mill City Replicas?

Here is the contact information if anyone needs it:


Mill City Replicas

PO Box 40

Carver, MN 55315

[Aaronw]

Are they still in buisness? I've been looking got a '47 coe which is pretty much the same.

Thanks

[fanofratfink]

Hello everyone

A while ago I was looking through a old Model Cars magazine and saw that a resin caster that I believe was Mill City Resin or something close to that produced a convertible body for the 70 Buick GS Revell kit. I'm thinking hes not in business anymore. Does anyone know if they are still around under another name? Maybe someone else might be offering it? Better yet, does someone have one they never used? Thank you for any answers

Randy

[larrygre]

Hello everyone

A while ago I was looking through a old Model Cars magazine and saw that a resin caster that I believe was Mill City Resin or something close to that produced a convertible body for the 70 Buick GS Revell kit. I'm thinking hes not in business anymore. Does anyone know if they are still around under another name? Maybe someone else might be offering it? Better yet, does someone have one they never used? Thank you for any answers

Randy

Mill City Replicas was the maker of the '70 GS ragtop body, in fact, it was his last product before he went belly-up. It was also his nicest, IMO.

I missed the chance to get one for myself when he was still in business. Hopefully some enterprising resin caster can resurrect it.

[fanofratfink]

Mill City Replicas was the maker of the '70 GS ragtop body, in fact, it was his last product before he went belly-up. It was also his nicest, IMO.

I missed the chance to get one for myself when he was still in business. Hopefully some enterprising resin caster can resurrect it.

Larry

Thanks for the info! It was an old magazine so I figuered he was no longer produceing this. Thanks for all the great articles

Randy Webster

[SoCalCarCulture]

Larry

Thanks for the info! It was an old magazine so I figuered he was no longer produceing this. Thanks for all the great articles

Randy Webster

Here's what it looks like, I still have this one somewhere in my stash...

[Fletch]

Guys, I'm looking for a Mill City Replica '41 Ford COE Cab. The resin body was available a few years ago.

Thank you for any help.

Edited August 11, 2009 by Fletch

[Aaronw]

I got one last year, but he is an email or sase only operation. I have his pamphlet of stuff around here somewhere with the contact info, I'll post it if I can find it. He also has a '38 Ford COE and '56 Ford COE.

[Fletch]

I got one last year, but he is an email or sase only operation. I have his pamphlet of stuff around here somewhere with the contact info, I'll post it if I can find it. He also has a '38 Ford COE and '56 Ford COE.

That would be very cool. I have one on a Dump Truck build from years ago. But, now find myself in need of another.

Thank you for your help.

Dave

[Aaronw]

Here it is, just send a stamped self addressed envelope and he will send you his catalog

Mill City Replicas PO Box 40, Carver, MN 55315

[Lyle Willits]

Yes, I know it's a '36 Ford trunkback sedan, but does anyone know what caster may have produced it? I bought it from Bob Dudek, but he didn't know the origin of it - it may have been acquired from Ebay. It is a fairly decent casting and the resin is a pale green. It fits the AMT ' 36 Ford kit.

Anyone,,,,,,anyone,,,,,,,Bueller?

[Modelmartin]

It might be Mill City Replicas. I'm not sure but I thought he did a few trunkback Fords.

[Lyle Willits]

Thanks Andy. A couple people on another board also thought it is a Mill City casting.

[LO51 MERC]

I hope you guys don't mind me cutting into this thread but I need some help. I'm trying to get in touch with Mill City Replicas. Is he still in business? If he is, might he be at your show? I'm looking for the 36 Ford Humpback body that he has sold in the past. I sent an email to the address I had but got a message "currently unavailable" Thanks for the help and have a good time at the show. From Connecticut, Gary

Edited November 20, 2010 by LO51 MERC

[Eshaver]

Gary, I haven't heard out of Mill City in years . I remember the body. The reason, a friend of mine was restoring a 1-1 1936 Ford for my old partner whom I owned a wrecker service with here . Ed Shaver

[LO51 MERC]

Ed, thanks for the info on Mill City. It looks like I'll have to look in another store for the 36 humper. Gary

[LO51 MERC]

I've been in touch with Randy at Mill City Replicas, re: the 36 Ford Humpback Sedan, and he told me he is "still making the body" I need. My check is in the mail to him as of today, 11/26/10. Anybody got any thoughts on his products? Gary

[Aaronw]

I got some cab over trucks from him a few years ago. The cabs needed some work but were decent quality. I dont have any complaints about the service or items I bought.

[Casey]

A pic of Mill City Replicas' phantom Willys bodies, thought to be OOP, but see Chuck's reply in post #2.

[Chuck Most]

I thought it might be a good idea to post and list some long out of production resin casting businesses and/or their products for future reference, as there were many interesting and unique items produced which may never again see the light of day, save for the secondary market.

Let's start will Mill City Replicas phantom Willys bodies:

Bad news as far as the intent of this thread, but good news for modelers- Randy is casting these again, or at least was back at it quite recently.

[Casey]

Here's Mill City Replicas' current product catalog and contact info, straight from Randy:

[1930fordpickup]

Thanks Casey , I was wondering if they were still casting stuff.

[Casey]

On 11/7/2013 at 10:28 PM, 1930fordpickup said:

I was wondering if they were still casting stuff.

Still or again, not sure which, but they appear to be available again. This '66 Nova 2-door sedan body is currently listed on eBay, and they have some other interesting stuff, too:

 

'33 Willys Coupe:

 

On 5/27/2008 at 9:24 AM, larrygre said:

Mill City Replicas was the maker of the '70 GS ragtop body, in fact, it was his last product before he went belly-up. It was also his nicest, IMO. I missed the chance to get one for myself when he was still in business. Hopefully some enterprising resin caster can resurrect it.

Currently listed on ebay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Buick-Convertible-Resin-Transkit-Model-Kit-Mill-City-Replicas/333834836493?hash=item4dba1b5a0d:g:7cAAAOSw-wZfoBup