Greg Myers

http://modelkitreviews.proboards.com/thread/472/amt-1928-ford-model-tudor

My best friend in high school married her sister. He was a car guy too.

A fun read, if you've got the time https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2018/02/11/fast-and-furious-circa-1962-the-further-adventures-of-a-hot-rodding-teen/?refer=news

Have any of you actually looked at this blog? I have it keyed up on my favorites and visit often. I find it very inspiring for build ideas. I thought i would pass it along so others may enjoy it also. There are so many different facts,stories, ideas, articles about cars that you wont find on your own. But i can see that many of you are very busy doing so many things that would keep you away from this, more things than any of the rest of us have in our lives. I 'm sorry if my flowery prose set you off. I try to spice up the threads I post to garner interest in this site with things I feel might be of interest to modelers, collectors, and, dare i say, "Car Guys". Guess I forgot so many car guys can be brand conscious, with tunnel vision, only looking at the ONE thing THEY are interested in. There's more out there than that ONE thing that turns YOUR crank. Open your eyes, look around.

also

I think a generic belly tanker would be a great kit in plastic with a few options. No direct copy , no licence. Although this http://resinrealm.net/Star/STAR Models/Belly_Tanker.html does look like a good alternative.

Couldn't go wrong on the nostalgia kick reissuing all of these in my opinion.

Was it the "Horse Collar" Grill or something else ? The last one is from Canada

Interesting bit of modeling history Snake. Thanks for posting.

If you ain't looking at this guys blog http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/ every day you ain't a car guy in my book. Check this out for some build ideas, "Box Stock" ?

and MOPAR stuffed it in there

The original Hyper-Pak from MOPAR

Yep

Times change

Yep, I might learned something new today.

and . . .

I'm seeing a lot of small blocks in here as well

Pretty much answers the question. Thanks.

What sanctioning body is this ?

Cadillac's been there before

There's more to life than Chocolate and Vanilla.

Never heard of cars referred to in respect to the type tires they had. '55 Chevy piecrust gasser ?

But like ACE says :