Greg Myers

Man you did it this time.

You don't know what it is. You don't know what kit it comes from. Why do you need another one, much less two ?

Thank you for sharing that with us Casey.

Some Iconic

Not Hot Rod primer

Growing up in the early sixties in Tucson Arizona there was a thing called "Hot Rod Primer". This was a medium to dark gray dull primer. When you saw it on a car you knew it was a "Hot Rod" It was even marketed in stores and labeled as "Hot Rod Primer". Almost as ubiquitous as the STP sticker Which, by the way, was worth 5 mph

Get yer check book ready, or, if you just want to build a model here are some great detail shots https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0518-327381/kookies-kar/

Alrighty then, put me down for an all new 289 flat side Cobra roadster. and . . . a Cobra Daytona Coupe and . . . a Bill Thomas Cheetah GT

Sure it's not from the Lindberg kit ?

Although the ( insert any one of these selections) would be fun to see seriously doubt that enough units could be sold to make it economically feasible. Just too limited appeal. Best chance would be a resin kit. Quote Bob Tabor

Have you priced a regular plastic model car latelly ? $30 +

Me...I love the show rods specially the Tom Daniels series ones. I too love the extras the kits came or come with...there great for dioramas. The extras we're talking about here are all the usable parts ( wheels, headers, engines , chassis's, etc.) minus the goofy stuff they seem to think sells the kits.

Looking for great nostalgic old school hot rod engines and parts? Here they are. Don't like the cars, don't hate the parts, these kits are readily available and have all the right stuff to add to your newer Revell hot rod Deuce and Model A kits to make the nostalgic build you want.

If you're into the early history of the SCCA (sporty car racing) Burt Levy has a fun series starting with "The Last Open Road" kind of a back east thing from the fifties.

This site has some great stuff. Saw this and thought of some of you http://www.rodauthority.com/features/car-features/ed-roths-alien-artform-mysterion-resurrected/

Here are some automotive books he wrote.

Got a picture

another look at no slots https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngdwuHHHL8g

Mine too

Pictures ?

Kind of a desert metallic tan

Oscar Koveleski

I consider this rule # 1