ChrisBcritter

Bands like The Crayz and What? were ones I used to print tickets for forty years ago; haven't heard of them since.

degrees in sociology

Develop us a cloned '66 Skylark, please, you Round2 kit designers!

unless you're masochistic

It's a bit tedious to do, but I modified a set of Opel GT wheels into pretty good 4-lug mags by drilling out the areas between the spokes.

Should be interesting to see what the full detail version brings - the six-banger and SBC from the ElCamino/wagon plus their custom parts?

Ever the practical joker, Violet Beauregarde put her old gum on the elevator buttons.

House wine is sometimes labeled as "made from real grapes".

Going to have to call "Urban Legend" on that story, and I saw plenty of "doesn't goes" down in Mexico.

I don't recall "Walk on the Wild Side" getting any airplay on Chicago's WLS; thus when DJ John Landecker somehow got access to the music track without the vocals and redid it as "Make a Date with the Watergate" it was a new song to me!

try tipping cow

Ticks and tocks are followed by Ding! Cuckoo!

not for dinner

Especially as the dispatch of an edible missile!

Have a box!

Just to be clear, I don't think a stock-ish (the later ones had no true stock option) '66-'69 Falcon would be that big a seller. But it the drag front end setup and Webers were brought back to the chrome tree it would add some value for not too much effort. That original kit had one surprising detail - look at the instrument cluster with a magnifying glass and you can read the odometer! (it shows 000000) Frankly, to me anyway, the only potential retool/clone Falcon that would be successful would be the '63 Futura - IF it were a hardtop Sprint for the first time.

with caramel topping

your pulse increases

of the nurse

Steve, is there anything that can be opened up on the Falcon molds from the original kit?

Added this week to the ol' leopard skin: '64 Chevelle (VERY impressed with it!), '73 Eldorado and '65 Rambler wagon promos: Will need a hood ornament for the Eldo from Okey...

Flying to Havana

Again wit da finger!

I remember Michael Lamm wrote an article for Motor Trend in the mid-to-late '60s titled "Dusey in that Barn?" about a lot of his old car finds out in the country; not sure if the actual phrase "barn finds" was stated.

Successful encyclopedia salesmen don't get thrown out of high windows.