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Found it. It was on Woodworking Talk. Very very interesting. https://www.woodworkingtalk.com/f13/2-3-scale-cars-motorcycles-55257/

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Several years ago a gentleman from Australis had a thread about building a 3/4 scale Indian motorcycle out of wood scraps and assorted junk. Ican't remember where I saw it, whether it was here or in a woodworking forum. It was an old Indianmotorcycle and ended up looking remarkably realistic. Ring a bell for anyone. And yes, I tried the search engine.

Are there any seats for spectators in your shop? ?

Thank you, found it, this is the one I have.

Thank you gentlemen, glad you like it. It was a bit of a battle but I had it in the back of my mind for a long time, so I had to do it.

What Ford truck kit other than the 5oth anniversary F100 has the Triton engine? I have an engine bought on eBay and the 50th anniversary engine is different.

Ford FE 427, 1968 Nascar engine from a Torino Talladega. OHV V8, 427 cu.in./335 HP.

Thank you,I’ll be sure to check this out. Glad you like it.

Based on a '54 I had seen at a Studebaker show many years ago.

Nice. I like the shot with the mechanic and the rooftops.If I were to do that here, the background would be very white. In any case I won't be able to do it as there is no loft.?

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There it is , warts and all....

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Foilin' and glazin'.

Good project Ray. I would say 4" too for the tiles.The coke bottle must be an ad prop. Counter is elboy height. Measure your own elbow height and take it from there.

I think I'm starting to like it.

Merci Carl and Phillippe.

Does it look like this one?

Ford Pinto. SOHC 4cyl, 2.3L/188hp.

The interior is the tub, rear seat, dash and optional bucket seats from the Stude kit with the console and steering wheel of the Buick. I added modern gauge faces.

Nice buy. First thing, join the club, there will be a forum. Same as here, there will be knowledgeable people there. When I did my '34 Chevrolet, the forum members' help was invaluable. There is an octogenarian with something like 40 years in a dealership who spends his days answering questions, a real fountain of knowledge. Keepus posted. Happy restoring.

You nailed this one right down to the Bunyan appellation. ?

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