DRIPTROIT 71

http://media.fotki.com/1_p,rrfqgrkwqfwsskgxsqksbwtrstdgt,vi/wfqgwskgbxtkrktsskfxgsgtfgqbb/3/3667813/13789713/100_2198-vi.jpg This is testing Tom's idea.

This is a test. It is only a test.http://http://i1164.photobucket.com/albums/q575/brotherbrian1/Hudson 1_zps0vviywnk.jpg Ok the first little x-box is the result of clicking "img" on Photobucket like Sean suggested (Thanks anyway Sean). The URL is the result of clicking the link or chain. Everything else results in the continuous and never ending circle cycling after I click insert to post (which used to work by the way). This was using Internet Explorer with both Photobucket and Fotki. Going to try my wife's computer with Chrome next.

WOW!!! There is one of those driving around here, but yours puts it to shame!

Those look great. Bring back memories of the good ol' days. I might need some of those!!!

That's just cool!!!

Now that looks good!!!

Same here Sam! I still use Internet Explorer and before the site was updated, I had to use my wife's computer which uses Chrome to upload pictures or even post a quote. After the site was updated, my computer worked fine until now. Now neither will upload. I can still upload directly to the site, but Fotki and Photobucket are not working. I realize that I'm a little slow on the computer, but I can't help but think that something is wrong. Help would be appreciated....Brian

Thanks Jim, It's working for me now too.

I can't get this site to open. Any ideas?

Nice Work!! That young man in the last two pictures has look of a proud new owner Ford owner.

COOL!!!

I can't get this site to open. Any ideas?

I for one like the 1693 idea. There is one used everyday here in town that has the Mack V-8 still running strong. The construction company that I worked for back in the early 90s had a Superliner with the inline 6 cylinder Mack engine. The thing that you need to remember that this is your build, and unless you are modeling an exact replica of a particular subject, you have some freedom of choice. If I'm not mistaken, the Superliner came out in the last days of the 1693 around 1980. A glider could have been bought in 1980 (or so) and a used 1693 went back to work in its new rolling chassis (among other possibilities). Something you might consider is putting round headlight bulbs in the headlight frames to back date it some closer to the 1693 era, but again the choice is yours. Regardless, around here things get swapped around all the time. I pulled a 72 Ford pickup into the shop one day and raised the hood to find a 360 Dodge engine (???). The point is that there is no wrong choice. You are doing awesome work by the way!

Sam, are you building one with or with out tool lockers?

Now that's a cool build!!!

Very Nice Build!

I worked in an old shop for over 20 years. The black on the walls and doors is perfect! This is as realistic as it gets. Excellent Work!!! The car is great too!!

Not sure? I assume that he is like the rest of us and that regular daily life gets in the way of his part time hobby. Some of those suppliers are not casting anymore either, or have changed hands. I'm sure that there was a lot of overhead involved if he ever had everything on his site in stock at one time too. I have ordered from his stock more than once recently and received my order quickly. There are still some good items available. It is a good reference site though to see what has been available and may still be somewhere.

I think Illini Replicas is still selling as well.

Many of the parts on the original trucks were stamped: "made in Japan". They were considered White's cheaper alternative to the Freightliner.

Traded with Kit Basher recently. Excellent trade! Would trade anytime!

I just like Vegas. We had one when I was a kid back in the late 70s until the Timing Belt broke. It was sold and went through a transformation much like this one. Old Vegas become someone else's new Drag Cars. Great Work on this one!!!

That is one sharp Nova!!! Excellent Work!!!

Now that is a nice Mustang!!!

This is my kind of build! Very Nice! Great Work!!