ChrisBcritter

This one became a musician :

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I stopped by the general store in Lucerne Valley today and picked up an Atlantis 1/32 Chevy Nova; been wondering if it would be feasible to use the engine and underhood stuff in a Monogram 1/32 Chevy Malibu police car kit. Anyone else tried this?

OK. Sunset, or lake of molten lava? Discuss.

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These two? (photo via IMCDb)

shine of your

I (or somebody) could get a little cottage industry going molding clear red resin taillights for Moebius kits!

That would take a seance. How much do those cost?

That would take a seance. How much do those cost?

Snip off everything but https://www.ebay.ca/itm/265321178766 and it will still work. Supposedly the rest is tracking cookies?

Dave, would a four-door police/taxi version be something Moebius would consider for this tool, or the '65 Plymouth?

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of parliamentary procedure

Snapped this shot in Yucca Valley way back in 2009. R.I.P. Ronnie Spector :

The H.A.M.B. has an informal betting pool going on the final price - winner gets a T-shirt. I've put in for $1.325 million. Anyone else want to guess the top bid? https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-hirohata-mercury-price-take-a-guess-and-win-a-prize.1245254/

I do too, but it's full of leftover Continental parts .

I remember that was discussed here once - AMT '64 Fairlane friction promo and Korris Kars Olds F-85 wagon.

Holbrook's Mark Twain

a trap for

Wonder what sort of chassis would work under it to make a stock-ish driver? Maybe MPC '32 Chevy, with a Jeep flathead four-banger? At least it has a grille and horizontal ('34) hood louvers that the full-detail kit doesn't have. ETA: Just went down a Willys rabbit hole on the H.A.M.B. - there's considerable doubt as to whether ANY '33-'34 panels were made - apparently all the existing "early" ones are actually '35-'36s with earlier front end sheetmetal.

Nice to see the Monte Carlo Super Stocker coming back. Still trying to think of a different body for that chassis that would blow a few minds... maybe Jo-Han '77 Caddy? Rat Packer's a no-brainer, since the Moebius '65 is almost here; still don't know why they blew a similar opportunity with the '64 Comet when Moebius brought out their '65.

Adam, I keep getting a server error when voting, so just letting you know I'm in for the Midori Alfa Romeo! I see a lot of those kits would benefit greatly from some photoetched or hand-laced wire wheels...

We've had one dusting so far; Yucca Valley's at the 3200-foot level so any chance of snow is a cr@pshoot - usually only once a winter.