Jon Haigwood

Nice I need to build one of these . The first new 1:1 car I ever bought

Out of the 400 or so Hot Wheels I have I don't have that one. But I know a guy that will. tubbs ,I have never did any casting but maybe someone else can

I plan on building Norms T. And this is about the best pic I have found of it. It looks to be fairly basic with out the bloody top like a lot of Norms skulls.

Thanks for the info,I will check it out. What I want is something close to the one in the pic.

I am looking for some miniature skulls suitable for 1/25 scale shift knobs .Any ideas thanks

If you have the SS hood and the RS grille you have a SS/RS , I had one int 1:1 scale back in the day. But mine was a 67 not sure if they had them in 69

It's a sickness that you need to address immediately.So immediately send some to my address .

tales me back cool adds thanks for posting

The last time I was building my plan was to build the original version of the "Tweedy Pie"with the flathead engine. I did the frame,all the running gear complete with brake lines and as super detailed as I could get.Built the engine complete.Then I discovered the engine was too long for the car.At that point I just put everything in boxes and quit building. Now I mock everything up BEFORE I do the paint and final touches.Some day I will revisit "Ol Tweedy"

I like it I thought Ed Roth when I first saw it (thats a good thing)

the Mongram mill seems to have stock heads while the Parts Box has Hogan finned heads

Great tribute car Carroll would love it,nice job

good tip .thanks

Nice job,I like the side opening hood

I like it,nice job

looks good

love the Old School Draggers I like the weights on the front ends

I didn't know they came with a "inside"

The owner says it's a 1960 so that would fall right in line with the MGA

"MY EYES""MY EYES"

Looks it would be perfect to drive to Walmart. Love the double stacked spoilers.

I found this on facebook. I can't seem to ID it it looks a lot like an 427 Cobra but except the roof and the front of the hood opening. I figure one of you experts could ID it http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/calgary/2-door-coupe-field-find/592051050

I hope it's not a "no-no" to post a kink to another model site,but here is one to a 73 Mach 1 build may help http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/modeling_subjects/f/29/t/80349.aspx

takes me back to the sixties

I would rather have scallops