Joe Handley

Maybe in Moscow, that truck is based out of Russia. Apparently the guy is selling it and wants 20k Rubles for it.

It has to be a "Christmas" sleigh

It doesn't look too bad, just kinda half arsed, I'd have gont for a bit more of a Blackwood style cargo area, cover and all. Now that other Lincoln is only good for car crusher feed........then lets pray it doesn't vomit back up

Found this at the WalMart by work These two were at a grocery store not far from home Saw this one at the mall across the street from work

Here's a few I've seen either in person or on line. This one was posted on a Cherokee forum today, it looks like alot of effort was put into it, but just sooooooo wrong at the same time Saw this last winter on my way to work...and yes, there was a guy driving it!

I gotta agree with Dave here, it's not too bad. I also would have left off the Datsun badges, plus used LX tail lights, not painted the headlights (I do like the use of the T-Bird headlights though!), reworked the lower portion of the front bumper so it looked better, got rid of the scoop and side vents, reworked and/or completely eliminated the stripes, and painted the grills flat black.

For reference, here's Model Master's Big Bad Blue Lacquer on a lexan body I painted a while back, reason I used it was that it looked pretty close to Petty Blue.

The more I look at it, it's not much worse than this, and it's a whole lot cheaper to boot! http://www.stylintrucks.com/handlers/dynamicimage.ashx?~YT0zOTgmYj0zNTAmYz0wJmQ9MCZlPTAuMjUmZj0wJmc9MCZoPWZhbWlseWltYWdlc1xzdHVkZWJha2Vya2l0XzIyMDEuanBnJm49MSZpPTcwJmo9MTUwJms9MTc1Jmw9MSZtPTEzJm89MA==

That is the most bizarre flower car I've ever seen, I'm going to assume with the snaps around the top of it that it has some kind of tarp that covers the cargo area?

The top seems to be a natural fit with that tub and nose!

That explains a lot of Cubs fans that I know...........................

Wow, maybe if he'd cut the tub down the middle to narrow it some and then skirt the rear fenderwells a little it might look better

Looks like something ERTL came out with after the Racing Champions buyout

I've seen a couple Caravans like that Greg, one that was an early Caravan that had recieved a major stretch being used as a hearse and the other was a newer one done up just like that to transport the deceiced between where ever they last were to the funeral home for pre burial prep.

That's cool, who made those?

I've begun to prefer the BTCC and Aussie Supercars over NA$CAR and F1, I've actually fallen asleep watching those but haven't had an issue with the other two

Day one; Gassed up the Jeep, got Slurpees, surfed other sites, went to gym......... Day Two; Worked, flew new little Heli, had family friends over.......... Day three; Worked some more, flew new little heli some more after work, surfed other sites some more, went to gym right before forum came back on line

Picked up a Revell '36 Ford 3 window yesterday now too...............

Is this the same '55 that is now being sold as the gasser style drag car?

Wow, looks fantastic!

Most of the time I've seen those things stuck on some poor car, it was still rolling on it's factory 14" Steelies and cheesy plastic hubcaps...............wonder if I would catch nonsense for ones that read 28" or 29" to my Jeep.........it's tires are around that tall

I think that vision blocker more of a "style" thing, otherwise I have not idea why on it either I am wondering on the blue lights too though.

I guess it depends on the car and how it's built on the artillery wheels, personally I think they're kinda neat looking and might not look bad on a Pre-WW2 car or truck. Not sure how the milk truck rims look though, never seen those. I do like those too, they kinda have an "aero" look to them even though they're a vintage part and would look right on a more speed oriented hot rod. Those lights would look great on something like a road going Track-T or Lakes Roadster with some kinda of moon disk type wheels. Even if you're going to do a modern street rod like that, use the newer projector style lights in those with large aluminum disk type wheels and a nicely smoothed body.

brought home one of the "Monogram" '58 T-Bird kits, looks nice too!