Sam I Am

Beautiful ?

This is impressive. Keep up the great work.

Another one of my ideas that I want to build. You are doing a beautiful job.

I fall into the category of someone who wants to build this also, as well as a 56 and 57.

Rich, it says you cannot receive messages. I have the 1964 Ranchero kit, sealed bags. Send me a message please.

Beautiful. Now where is the trailer?

Love it!

Nice work. Love a 59 Elcamino.

I would still try and save it. ?

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That's the one. Let me know if it's too crazy for you and you want to trade it.

I think crazy is required if you want to build models. ? I need to find the '46-'48 body made for this chassis. My father-in-law has one and I would like to replicate it.

My friend is sending me a chopped resin body. Has your next life time arrived yet? ?

Nice work, I enjoyed building my day cab version .

It happens that a friend of mine just purchased a 1941 Packard woody. For a couple of years Packard did produce a woody, but only as a four door. This one is a two door, and whoever it was that did the conversion started with a two door sedan, and well, see for yourself.

Those are both amazing, but the woody.... ?

WoW ?

That was the one ! Thank you so much. I looked through my back issues and did not find it. I did put your link on my watch list. If my mad money comes in, I will purchase the magazine. Thanks for your help, I knew I wasn't crazy.

I just went through this thread. I have a thing for these kits and have collected a box full of parts and rebuilders. If you need anything, just send me a pm. One of the rebuilders I picked up had a flathead V8 in it. I thought that was an interesting engine to put in it. To my surprise, it had a complete chassis under it from the 40 Ford pickup. Fit like a glove and looked like it came that way from the factory. A friend of mine built this.

Now this is different...in an awesome way. ?

Just saw this thread. I have one of these in the stash, and will definitely follow along.

Would one of the current reissued kits be close enough to give you patch panels?

Looks great.

When I saw the start of this project in the Nov/Dec 1981 issue, I made sure I got to the hobby shop early enough to not miss an installment. I dreamed of building one. I still have all the articles, and still have the dream.

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