Greg Myers

I wouldn't think so. Just a nicely cared for truck.

Put me down for 69. I remember , back in the day, my Dad would build us some of those wonderful Monogram aircraft kits. Watching him build and being an impatient young lad, somewhere along there I started build my own self. First car kits I remember building, Monogram Long John Dragster and seeing the first AMT '32's on the shelf.

Take yer mind off things. Who knows, maybe a job prospect will pop up.

Ah yes, the "Trailer Queens" , reminds me of a trip up in the mountains. We saw a guy unloading a nice Willis Gasser. Figured there must be a show in town. Later on finding the show we decided to check it out. There was the Gasser. The owner was telling a nice looking lady how he had driven it up from the valley, a 100 + mile trip through the mountains. Yeah, Right.

Where will this be ?

A great start to a new tradition. Modeling just gets better here in Arizona. Thanks Andy. Can't wait for next year.

Great turn out. All kinds of stuff. Mini Moonlight Model Club meeting, mostly old timers of years gone by.

Don't touch em. the '40 Ford stuff has been post here before.

Down. I'm thinkin' on shortening up the bed.

Roll yer own

Ya gotta understand , which many here seem to miss, Bill's the poster guy for " Been there, done that, got a whole closet full of tee shirts." and as our famous ol used car guy here in Phoenix sez: " and that ain't no bull folks" Bottom line, Bill knows what he's talking about , he walks the walk.

Oh yeah, forgot those lovely carbs.

Just keep putin' those feet down one at a time.

Dave yer just gonna have to get that ol Ford out to the swap meets and see what you can find. YOUR bumpers are out there.

I think the most recent re release also has many of these parts. At least the scoop.

don't forget the rear deck oil cooler.

Ah yes "The Car Auction Shows" Babbling on and on filling air with all kinds of useful information.

along with quit a few Grand Sport parts long before Accurate Miniatures.

WOW ! Now that's a nice collection. Did they also do the Garbowski / Kookie Tee Bucket ?

From Hemmings : http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2016/03/31/too-much-fuel-is-never-enough-the-1963-chevrolet-corvette-z06-tanker/?refer=news

Fiddley ? Try this one. Wings fold, dive brakes operate, canopy slides to show full cockpit, landing gear retracts and cowling comes off to show fully detailed engine.

WOW ! Look at this thread. All of my pictures have remained intact.

Here's a good (long 674 pages) read : http://www.amazon.com/Best-BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH-Garage-Town-Adventures-ebook/dp/B0057PYQB2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1459300921&sr=8-2&keywords=best+BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH+garage

Read through the thread Jesse. All you're fiddling with is a flip front. We're talkin' Revell here, poseable steering, opening doors, hood, trunk, some with the rear windows that go up and down AND a flip front on the Thames and Anglia gassers. Not the same ball park. Not EVEN the same league. Oh yeah, the Revell parts are no where near as robust as those from Monogram.