Greg Myers

Memories are made of stuff like that.Cool

http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/blogs/salvage-yard-ron/another-yard-falls-victim-to-rural-migration

Yep, those Old Dodge Trucks are tuff.

How about electric tooth brushes?

I think some of the Protar kits had them. The earlu F1 cars had tread on their tyres as well. Lotus 49's.

What were you doing up there ? We're waiting . . .

Yes .You got that right. I agree.

WOW! You nailed it. Now make up a wild license plate for it.

Phoenix AZ 1989-1991 Irony, sponsor: Iceberg, Phoenix temp in June, 100+

http://www.thedpmcc.com/1961-1970.html Looks like just about any of these AMT kits will have what you want.

I grew up in England in the late '50's. Listened to F-1 on the radio all the time, Sir Sterling Moss was my favorite driver. Favorite manufacture was Vanwall. Ahhh how times change.

Here's what goes on in the P.O. trust me I know retired 24 years.

OK, that was worth it. I really like the colors you picked.

Take your pick. They all "RUN". http://www.craftsman...om/KnappCol.htm In my original post I simply felt it was amazing just to see how it was built, and thought everyone else here would too.I taught industrial arts in high school for many years and worked in an aerospace machine shop as well. This still impresses me. "Running" or not. A work or art.

Harry, how many of your models actually "RUN" ?

Hrmph ?

Yep. I agree. In person, oh yeah, those new wheels rock.

Put me down for a ditto as well. Great guy to do business with. "Quality" is the key word here.

I thought it was just me, no chrome (I didn't like it) ( But now Firefox wont let me use Google)

http://www.wimp.com/tiniestengine/

. . . but here it is on a real car. Thanks to Dave Darby.

Interesting how a car that no one ever looked at or took serious is now an icon.