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Been offered this one from my boss for a couple grand: Haven't seen the inside yet...

Carpetbaggers (1964) star Carroll Baker turned 93 two days ago on Tuesday.

Men without Hats

I've heard one of these flat sixes running - sounds like a Corvair on steroids!

Windshield, dishes, all benefit from hot water, Palmolive, and a scrubber sponge.

Swatted flies go squish!

Three French hens

McLintock!, due to failure to renew copyright, fell into public domain.

like Buick fenders

Scored some free stuff this week - my boss bought a house to rehab here, and had me go through all the stuff the previous owner left. Found a box of Testor's bottle paints, two Binks Wren airbrushes along with a brand-new-looking Paasche VL, some small files and a box of model parts. That produced a partly built Butera T sedan, the body of a flipnose '60 Vette, and some assorted bits from a Revell (Gunze Sangyo) '59 Impala convertible among other things.

Does that sound more authentic as "Stupid am as stupid do"?

Pilot needs royalties

Not an AC - it's the Aurora Cunningham:

Four months later when he brings it back, it's someone else's set; besides he drops it down the steps so lotsa luck! - Allan Sherman Allan in Wonderland

"Acceptable" Is a USDA meat rating that doesn't inspire confidence when the waiter recommends the ragout of beef.

Craftsman, although the annual was partly the same tooling. Straighten the line atop the driver's door: Make the front bumper ends align with the body: Align the V-angle of the tail panel and trunk lid:

keeps linoleum sparkling

They're also a good replacement for the dog dishes in the Lindberg/AMT '64 Dodge, as well as the too-flat ones in the Jo-Han '64 Polara.

Hmmm. Will we get stock wheelcovers and grille along with glass for the '56 Buick?

Open the door, Richard!

And if you want the full wheel covers, here you go: Yes, those are the original AMT/MPC '65 Coronet wheelcovers that somehow survived to end up on this trailer.

Can be arranged...

Finally found our only image of Gypsy, the calico we had in the early '70s:

Screaming brings dessert (or a clout to your noggin)!

View Master reels offer a unique opportunity to see Catwoman in 3-D.