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I just aS the snake on the lower fender and thought it was. They are just so few,and far between.

Your Dad has a68 Cobra? Do you know how rare that is? They are really something special. Nice model too

My son, who logged many miles with these trailers, says yes they do. In fact his had a third drop axle to haul more. I come from down south and when I moved up here to Michigan I couldn't believe it! There are rigs around here running as many as six axles on trailers!

Back in the late 50's, early 60's we lived near Morton Grove Illinois where Monogram was located. Our neighbor worked there and would bring test shots home frequently. Complete kits but non of the chrome was plated. His son had one of the 1/8 XKE' s, later got a Big T. We moved shortly after that. Saw some neat stuff before they hit the shelf.

Watching this one, the mockup was awesome!

Been lurking around for a while, really like the forum. I have been building models since my Dad bought my first one, a 58 Chevy Impala AMT annual kit sometime in 1959. I have slowed down at times, but never quit. I build all scales cars and trucks. Lately it's light trucks, has something to do with the recent Moebius issues. We have just moved into a new home we had built, so I don't have my stuff set up yet! My first project will be a 71 F100 short bed I owned one year's ago, it was a plain f100 custom no chrome 360 3 speed. Thanks for letting me ramble on.

LDO, you just gave me a terrific idea! I think I'll put a Hudson Super Six in my '29. Wallyk, the new guy