ChrisBcritter

"You Won't See Me" was an album cut for The Beatles, and a big hit for Anne Murray.

Similarly, the box art above for the '65 Olds 88 shows it with the standard cone-shaped wheel covers, but the kit only came with the road wheels more often seen on the Starfire.

It used to be Payday bars. Can't touch that stuff any more; and wasn't a big chocolate eater before that anyway.

Doc made a local visit a little while back. Two things you rarely see in Palm Springs: Rain and a B-29.

I 'shopped this up long before the '63 wagon was reissued; still think it would be a good idea:

And they still don't have any ramps on the trailer for that poor Willys!

And here are your license plates.

Current grail for me is the Buddy L Texaco station; just recently got two of the gas pumps so that's a start. I'm surprised it hasn't been replicated in resin or 3D yet.

Had a lot of Pyro kits over the years; some better than others (flat-nosed '49 Ford for example). Sure wish I hadn't cut up that '52 Chevy wagon back in the day.

I'd look into the Pyro '36 Ford, perhaps?

Can vouch for panic - my '86 LTD's throttle stuck open just as I got the 10 Freeway headed toward L.A. I tried to shift it into Neutral but I panicked and jammed it all the way into Park instead, thus sliding down the freeway at a 45-degree angle to the lane with the rear wheels locked and the engine screaming until I shut it off. Thank God the traffic was light and nobody hit me. Had it towed to the dealer and they cleaned out the throttle body but couldn't figure out why it stuck - so I traded it in two days later.

"Word to your mother" says Vanilla Ice.

Birthday candles funner

Lost Horizon (1973) , especially with its fertility dance scene, was an unintentionally funny movie that co-starred Bobby Van.

I wonder if there would be a market for them to have 3-D printed or resin replacement parts for vintage Jo-Han kits? Maybe correct interiors for the '62 Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler? Or how about some correctly-shaped (not flat) wheel covers for some of them, especially the '62 Chrysler?