ChrisBcritter

Porscheman to the rescue!

How about this?

The Danbury Mint '57 Dodge Sweptside has one, although it's 1/24.

Very clean job - you were lucky to find a builder in such clean shape to start with. That's a kit I'd like to build some day.

To me, the main problem is that the grille is extended out farther than it should be; it should be just barely in front of the headlights. IMCDb image from Honky Tonk Freeway: You did a nice job, Al! As a coupe, the Town Car did have somewhat odd proportions.

Hmm. Harry, was it you who bought that Pocher Mercedes kit that was at the Salvation Army store in Morton Grove a year or so ago? Amen to that. Just finished putting the '57 Chrysler roof on my '59 DeSoto and it's a real rush to see a Fireflite two-door hardtop in scale at last. (And I bet you'll build a gorgeous '59 300 someday.)

You're as sassy as a Cadillac See-ville.

It's a stolen four-cylinder Ford coupé.

Around $80 for a clean builtup Revell '57 Ford Country Squire, in the early 2000s. Has anyone tried fitting the back glass from the Del Rio kit into one of these?

And PLEASE with a stock body and deck this time (so Round2 will reissue the AMT '27 touring ).

That would be a major find for Round2 - and it was never turned into a funny car or Modified Stocker, so... or are you talking about a new tool from Moebius? If so, a Catalina/2+2 would be more likely (at first) since you must have a racing version to make a new tool viable nowadays. Yes, if the rust damage on the tool can be repaired (and if they open it up to put all the stock parts back with it). My prediction: Confirmation or denial on the '59 Dodge.

Well, I declare - if the clergy around here's gonna start stealin' everybody's automobiles!

Mother, he's not that good a driver!

Drive crazy fast!

You are driving this car very badly. Perhaps you're not used to driving such an expensive car

She's the last of the Mustangs. Should've read my horoscope this morning! Mister Wakeem - I don't know how to tell you this... You know those parking lot attendants...

In no particular order, I like Potbelly's (sandwiches), Burger King, Barnaby's (pizza), Taco Bell, Brown's Chicken, and Steak 'n' Shake. From my days in SoCal I miss Los Tres Cochinitos in Lincoln Heights (melt-in-your mouth tortas de lengua) and La Luz del Dia at Olvera Street (after our Aztec dance group performed out front, the manager comped our meals; best tacos I've ever had and fresh corn tortillas made as you watch). In-n-Out always had a long line at the drive-through; burgers=good, shakes=very good, french fries= well, they were french fries. I really wish Pollo Loco had restaurants here in my area.

Mmm... three dollars! Fifty bucks never killed anybody. You know what I'd like to give you for this car? I'd like to give you - one thousand dollars. You know this car cost a hundred and fifty-five thousand bucks? My house didn't cost a hundred and fifty-five thousand bucks.

Losing my vision would be one of my worst nightmares. Got my fingers crossed for you. How do you sleep on your back and have your face down, though?

(screech/honk) Oh, I guess "R" means "reverse"?

Hairspray (1988).

Not one of those cheap new things made of chromium and spit; an Isotta-Fraschini. Have you ever heard of Isotta-Fraschini? All handmade. Cost me $28,000.

You have reduced me to beggary, kidnapped my husband, and murdered my aged mother - but beware! Don't go too far!

We're the ones with the Imperial, and we're in last place?

We're running a circus, not a charm school! Come on, Oscar®, let's you and me get drunk!