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From fellow Model Club member Bruce Snyder. He stopped at Pegasus on his way to GNRS. "First I stopped at Pegasus hobbies and picked up a few models and talked to Larry the owner of Pegasus and Moebius models. Asked about the in the works Chevy ramp truck…….he is remeasuring the cab as the current specs are not totally as accurate as he wants….. This ram-truck will probably not be out until late in the year. The Maverick is about ready to be produced…..different issues will be coming hopefully in 5-6 months. The AWB and street versions of the 65 Dodge are about to be started in the mold process and expected to be produced late this year… Got a picture of this Ford tow truck on the shelf……coming soon"

Fellow Model Car Club member Bruce Snyder stopped by Pegasus on the way to GNRS and got some info on some kits, here is what he was told on this kit. "The AWB and street versions of the 65 Dodge are about to be started in the mold process and expected to be produced late this year…" So as Mr Mopar's post shows, it will be later this year indeed.

Well, since we are swinging for the fences!

I have a couple of hefty bags full of parts that came from two liquidated collections. I am pretty sure there probably some complete kits in there, but I have not sorted it out! And yes, this is on top of my own spares collection!

Nice, very nice!

Well, rest time is over for my wallet!

The Riceman Seal of Approval is a good thing to have! Get it done!

Wow! Looks killer! So awesome to see it at the finish line! Let's mix some fuel!

I take it you did not bother to watch the videos posted or the links provided to the articles on the car.

A model club monthly theme or I am excited for a new kit.

I am sure something is in the works. They did it with the 65 Plymouth Super Stocker, I am sure the Altered car is coming back soon. And I am sure the same will be done with the Dodge.

Well, copies of this decal version of the car. They will eventually make other decal versions of it as they have done with their other releases.

Simple, Steve Scott And there are tons of vids on youtube of the Galpin collection and Dave Shuten's work

Wow, 10 years since this thread was started, and now the car is back. Too bad I am not going to the Roadster Show this year, but I am sure it will make other appearances.

I read that there is actually a Reward out there for anyone that shows proof of someone actually buying one of these. These where probably free!

Sadly, I buy faster than I build. I used to wait, but sometimes the kits would be off the shelves by the time I looked for them, so now I buy when I find them. And it is so hard to pass up a good deal. So yeah, they add up!

The first collection was a Club Member who became incapacitated and had to go into a care facility. We managed to sell off quite a bit of his collection in chunks, donated some to the Military Rec Centers overseas and gave away supplies and partial kits to club members. The second was a much larger collection, between kit shows and ebay, the collection was liquidated, but it did take some time and effort. HIs family handled ebay and I did the kit shows. Took almost two years to sell it off. I know when you are gone it is not your problem anymore, but those left behind get to clean it up. Hence why I am about to start cutting my stuff back. And I know I am above the 2K mark with my kits. Would be nice to stop paying for a Mini Storage every month! LOL!

Do you really want to know? Because it is rarely a pretty picture. I have helped liquidate two collections and it was no fun. My friends are gone and it is not their problem anymore, it is now the survivors problem, and it is a lot of work.

Get as many as you like! It is your hobby.

That is one clean build. Very nice!

True, but they could also be Pre Production images of the box mock up. Unless the kit is already out on the market. But yeah, that photo of the wheels blanked out makes you take note.