misterNNL

Very kool. Thanks for the info.

In flip flops

It will be interesting to see what happens after this disastrous event. I seriously doubt it will ever be rebuilt. The site will be memorialized somehow as a historical location but no rebuilding.I wonder what the insurance loss will total.

Good looking model. I always have a soft spot for the new cars that were released the year I graduated from high school.

I have used a lot of Grandt Line parts in my scratch building over the last several years and will miss their stuff when my stash is depleted. I know they were a small family business and are permanently closed but wondered if anyone's aware of their molds,tooling,etc being picked up by another supplier.

Maybe we could find a way to send all negative stuff there.

Till moon appears

Absolutely outstanding.

Time worthy project. Unusual subject matter that should prove very interesting to watch develop. Thanks for sharing.

Call me "one-eye"

Found in sand

Getting'n hobo tan

Need 50 sunblock

Slick!

No destination planned

Great build! I cut some of these up way back when but none of them ever looked anywhere this nice. Thanks for sharing.

"Ring of fire"

Pants on fire

IMO this example has all the style of a well used bar of soap. Nearly everything that made these two years of Fords beautiful is gone. Change simply for the sake of change Isn't always the best idea.

Then we heard

Inhaling lacquer fumes

Very impressive collection of built-for-display engines. Are these all kit engines or are some resin? I bought a Cummins 5.9 for a project and am looking for a reliable source of reference for plumbing and wiring details for it. Any suggestions? I think one could build a lot of display model engines based on Ford four cylinders from the model T era. Innovation and experimentation abounded in those early days of automotive history. Thanks for sharing your stuff with us.

Everyone is grateful

I did a little research on the Frenzel supercharger and there only about 12 known to exist today.

Great job on a seldom seen finished car.