ChrisBcritter

I thought just the body shell still existed? I'd buy a couple of them just to rebody my old '58 and fix the problems on my newer one

Blizzard of '67, Glenview, IL and our '56 Chevy 210: And our neighbor's '65 Ford Custom: Yours truly with my younger brother.

Hmm. Take an MPC Open Road camper body, and a Jo-Han '66 Caddy Ambulance or hearse... Surprised I haven't seen one yet.

Pool hall brings trouble to River City, according to Harold Hill.

Blyleven at bat

Candy Man can

The MPC Jeepster has (had?) those wheel covers.

Important can for me is Tamiya primer

Bravo!

Not Highway Patrol. It is a made-for-TV movie, however.

Once more... "There's gonna be a lot of senior citizens driving too slowly, teenagers driving too quickly, there'll be old cars, bald tires, vapor locks, and hot tempers. There will be drunk drivers, sick babies, and smashups." Hints: Cast was mostly TV regulars; lead role was played by an actor from Chicago who co-starred in a western, and was also known for a series in which he played a real-life character. Another cast member who had a small role (and a death scene) would soon go on to be a bigger star than anybody else in this movie. Yet another member worked with Alfred Hitchcock five times (and almost a sixth if she hadn't gotten pregnant). Over to you...

(munches a carrot)

growl chomp uurrrp

throws to Pryor

バカ！それはあなた自身の旗艦です！ Tora! Tora! Tora!

Joshua Tree, CA

Berman or Winters?

OK, let's put this one to bed. The movie:

"Can the Can" was a tough rocker by Suzi Quatro.

Now I see where Revell got the idea for that '62 Dodge dragster! At least they didn't cut up the Imperial or Newport...

Adding detail: Well, I'll notice it Well, it's better than it was (usually referring to detailing one-piece chassis) The more I do, the better I'll get at it Could have, didn't want to (quote from Hank Borger that stuck with me)

Bed head is what I'll get from the pillow on my hair.

Peggy and Hank

OK, a bit more: Set and filmed in rural Texas. Stunt coordinator went on to do the same job for CHiPs but his name is misspelled in the credits. One stunt used a rollover cannon that flipped a car about six times.

New additions making their debut on the ol' leopard skin: Two '66 Ambassador promos. Both were frictions but are missing the flywheel motors; the ivory one has a somewhat damaged taillight and the blue one got a set of AMT Riviera wheels and tires long ago. A previous owner did a mostly great job painting the trim silver so they'll probably just get a good cleanup and hit the shelf until I get the bumpers and wheels rechromed - I have some Marlin wheelcovers which were optional on the real thing so those can replace the Rivies on the blue one.