OLDERGUY

I've visited your site, anything you would like to post is O.K with me, since I haven't posted any pics.

Before I oder some of these, how large did they make the wheels on the this one? Most of the rereleased stuff 41Chev trk. 37 Ford coupe, 56Chevy 2 dr., 58 Chevy, in my opinion are just way to large, and almost no reverse in the rears. To me they look like the wheels on thoses things they call Donks. I'm probably to old school, but I don't like this trend.

I recieved 3 a couple of days ago. Kinda disappointed, cowl lights, stock tailights, but no stock grille shell badge or stock rad. cap, and why don't they start chroming the intake manifolds. The wires are just full of plating on the outside of the spokes, no wholes, I think they could have been designed with the cross of the spokes alittle closer to the center of the spokes. And just one more, the stock taillight lenses are clear not in red like the generic taillights. And the tires keep getting bigger for the fronts, I started using these 20+ yrs ago on the 1/24 scale early hot rod type cars, they got it right on the 32 hyby., very small in frt., tall in back, big and littles, not kinda big and kinda small. Just my opinion.

The wheels in this kit, and the up graded 37Ford coupe, the 56 Chevy, in my opinion are just way to large. Haven't the people at Revell been to any car shows or rod runs lately? Some of the st. rod guys are putting on 16's & 17's and other larger size wheels, but the ones in theses kits are just crazy large and most with out any reverse to them. Just my opinion.

I don't see anything. Is my eyes?

I don't recognize the co. Stevens International. Could you tell me who they are ? And by the way I've visited your site and I think I spotted an old Revell all chrome Harley chopper from, maybe the mid sixties, sure would be neat to have them available again. New old stuff is always nice to see back in production, I've been looking for a T tub,26-27 Ford for awhile, the old AMT is better than the Revell T on the Lil John chassis, in my opinion. A responce would be greatly appreciated.

Your name really suits you. I sure hope I see the completed 55 Ford. Your a great scratch builder. I wouldn't have even tryed. You musted be a very patient guy. Great job.

Seems to me Resin Relum[ thre different resin casters] relum, may not be the correct spelling.

Very nice... very sixties. Good to see a different take on the Merc. Who makes the white pearl paint/