Steve Prideaux

Thank you all for the information. I greatly appreciate it. Steve Prideaux

Is their anything that can be used to thin this paint other than the high priced thinner at the hobby shop ? Thanks you for any help. Steve Prideaux

The Modelhaus, lists a set of Good-Year Terra tires. 34x15.5x15 I'm not sure what scale 1/25 or 1/24. Item # T-710 Steve Prideaux

The 62 Bel-Air kit, has the correct interior for the late year Z11 engine option. the 409-425hp and the z-11 engine, had the silver/gray valve covers.From the factory. The MCW interior, is for the 1963 Impala kit, converting the bucket seats to a bench seat. The 63 Z-11 did not come with bucket seats. Steve Prideaux

Scott, thank you for making these great products. I just put them on a couple of my builds under construction. The red Dodge has the wheels on it and the Plymouth has the wheels and rear slicks..I put RB Motion bolt heads, on the front wheels. Great products. Thanks again, Steve Prideaux

Brandon, Looks like a great start. What are you going to haul on it ? Steve Prideaux

Rob, Norm Veber of Replicas and Miniaturers Co. of Maryland Lists a Duval windshield, for the Revell 32 roadster body. Part # RH-501. Steve Prideaux

WOW, very nice build. The detail work is fantastic. Nice job !!! Steve Prideaux

Scott, I received my order from you very quickly and the quality is top notch. thanks for providing these products for us modelers. I will be sending you another order very soon. thanks again Steve Prideaux

Thank you very much,Roger I really appreciate the kind words. I will try and post some pictures of my race car haulers for you thanks again. Steve Prideaux

Thank you all for the kind comments. The body is from a resin caster no longer in business, called Cheezcast, from Wisconsin. This body, is available from MCW Model Car World Automotive Finishes. The doner kit is the Revell 67 GTX. I used the front bench seat from the Lindburg 64 Dodge, The slicks, are cut down from a set of AMT Good-Years. The decals, are Fred Cady. I will try to post some pictures.I took recently. Thank you all for the interest. I will post some pictures of some of my other builds. Thanks again Steve Prideaux The Lee Smith Plymouth, Is a Good Stuff body, with Fremont racing Decals. The Wheels, are from Herb Deeks. This car was from the area were I grew up, in Illinois and is one of my favorites. Lee Smith, gave me a ride in this car, at Rockford Dragway, when my car broke at the end of the track. It really did rattle my ribs !!!

Roger, Great build !!! Now, you have only ten more to have the complete set. LOL Great work. The Speed City cars are great to work with. Steve Prideaux

Bill, Try hartspartsresin.com I think they make what you need. Steve Prideaux

Incredible !! build. Norman thanks for posting it. Truely amazing !!

WOW !!! It really looks like your medication has worn off again!! Great build!!!

Thank you all for the kind comments. I really appreciate them. I found this Pennzoil ad, from a 1960"s Hot Rod magazine, of this car, when it ran a blown Buick. 10.40's at 140 mph. Thanks again for the comments. Steve Prideaux

Martin, Great build. The detail is outstanding. very nice Steve Prideaux

Thank you all, for the kind comments. The other crew cab body is planned for the Snakes truck some day. I would love to do all of the factory AWB cars. Some day!! I am also in the process of doing the West coast Ford Drag Team, of Ed Terry, from 1969. I completed the East coast Ford Drag Team, of Hubert Platt, several Years ago. Thanks for the comments, it keeps me going. Steve Prideaux

I have been working on a Sox & Martin Race car hauler and their two 65 altered wheelbase Plymouths. Comments are always welcome. thanks Steve Prideaux

This was built a while ago. Still one of my favorites.

This is a model of the remake, of John Batto's Crosley, from California. It is a Fremont Resin body, with a Revell funnycar chassis, shortened. With a small block chevy. Thanks . Steve Prideaux Comments are always welcome.

Thank you all for the comments. I really appreciate them. Harry, I think it was way before R2D2, he was just called R. !!!. Bernard, you are correct, I saw the Williams roadster at the Pebble Beach several years ago. The front suspension consists of a brass I-beam axle with working steering back to the steering box, brass springs and shackles. bolted together. The decals were made for by Joe Curtis, on his Alps. ( which just died) Does anybody know of any place that works on Alps printers ? thanks for the interest. Steve Prideaux

This is a 32 Revell roadster with a little flat head motor. Ready for the dry lakes. thanks for looking. Comments welcome. Steve Prideaux

Andy. That would make a cool model. Steve

Smoke em if you can!