Steve Prideaux

I just finished my Ardun Powered Belly Tanker. The body is a resin piece (from I don't know were) Scratch built frame, and ModelHaus front wheels. thanks for looking. Steve Prideaux

John, This is an outstanding build!!! I am amazed at your talent. What are you going to build next? Steve Prideaux

Brett, Looks like a great start. What is the origin of the body, and motor ? Is it 1/25th scale? Thanks for posting please keep them coming. Steve Prideaux

Thanks for the comments. The tank is a resin piece, I got a couple of years ago. The rest is scratch built. thanks for looking and the comments. Steve Prideaux

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Thanks for the kind words. The Coupe is an original AMT kit. I built the wagon form a AMT Tempest Convertable body, And a 1962 Buick Special station wagon roof. The chassis is a modified 63Tempest. Thanks for asking Steve Prideaux

Wayne, This another outstanding build !!! Please Keep us posted. I really like the chassis work. What wheels and tires are you using? Thanks for posting. Steve Prideaux

I grew up in the midwest, not very far from Arnie Beswick's home. He was one of my racing heros. THanks for looking. Steve Prideaux

WoW!! What great builds everyone. THis is an oldie, but I think A goodie! One of the original "Hemi Cudas" if you will. Thanks for looking. Steve Prideaux

Thank you all for the kind comments. Jim K. I did contact, Model Empire, and was able to order some of Fred's decals. Thanks so much for the information. This is why I Like this Forum so much. Thank you!! I will post some of my other haulers, and models. thank you all again!!! Steve Prideaux

Thanks for the comments. The Cab is from Hendrix Mfg. (go to starmodels.com) The color is: Testors Oldsmobile engine blue over silver base. I did have to lengthen the frame, I don't remember how much. The decals were from Fred Cady I wish they were still available. The Torino has different stripes on it. I am going to have someone make the decals for the next one. thanks for looking Steve Prideaux

Thanks Dave, I will do that. Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Steve Prideaux

This is a build, I completed a few monthe ago. I am starting on the other Ford Drag Team headed up by Ed Terry. (White Cars and Hauler) thanks for looking. Steve Prideaux

I am hoping you guys can help me out.I am wondering, what color the inside rear of a 1940's panel truck would have been painted from the factory. Any information or links, would be greatly appreciated. thanks Steve Prideaux

RBMOTION.COM has a large assortment of scale nuts, bolts, an fittings and rod ends Steve Prideaux

Thank you all, for the kind words. The right front, and both rear tires are, the left rear tires from the older Monogram sprint car kits. The Modelhaus.com has these tires in vinyl resin. The wheels ares are, from Freds Resin Workshop. Again thanks for the kind words. Steve Prideaux

Randy, This is one of the most amazing builds have ever seen. Great work !!!!! What do you use for the rivet details on the floorboard. Again, fantastic work. Thanks for sharing Sreve Prideaux

TOM, I believe that Phil Bonner ran at least 2, 62 ford Galaxies . One was a red two door hardtop for Frank Vego Ford. and a light blue two door sedan for Al Means ford. MCW automotive finishes has resin bodies and decals for both cars. I believe the decals are only awvailadle with the purchase of the resin bodies. You can go to: mcwautomotivefinishes.com and go to the resin section and click on the gallery and see both cars under 62 ford galaxie Good luck, Steve

Wow Len!!! That really looks great. What wheels and tires did you use? Great model. Steve Prideaux

Robert, I lived in Rochelle, (north central part of the state) We went to Rockford Speedway, Bob-Jo Speedway, in Sycamore. Santa Fee Speedway and Freeport Speedway. Mostly dirt tracks. Steve Prideaux

I loved watching these cars run, in the 60's and 70's in Illinois. thanks for looking. Steve Prideaux

Thanks everyone for the kind words. I really appreciate it. Steve

Great builds, and subjects. I love the customs. Steve

Very nice. I like the SWC Willys. Nice job. Steve