BlackSheep214

I wonder what Round 2 kits Ollie’s is going to put out again in a couple months or so.

LOLOL!

I agree.

Well, it’s like this...her way or the wrong way. Then she comes crawling back swallow her pride to ask again? LOLOLOL! Wow...

Yup... I’d grab a couple of those.

Here’s my wish list Round 2 shouldn’t release... Off Road 4x4 Pickup Camper with motorbike / Warlock Dodge Sidestep truck - both are 70s era trucks 1972 Chevelle SS Red Alert or SSlasher Blue Max and others. How about seeing some 1967 Chargers for a change? Too many ‘69 Chargers kits out there. Force 440 / Cop Out / Smokey the Convoy Chaser Pinto wagon More 70s and 80s era Camaros

Like i said, too many automobiles for pictures. I was told later this fall, there's going to be a special display on Pony cars. Definitely gonna go back for this event.

Finally, this is one of my favorite automobile on display. 1959 Impala. Gotta love the "cat's eye" tail lights and skirts on this gorgeous girl. I think I'm in love with her. Lolol!!

This is the 1970 Mustang they're raffling off. Tickets still availble, ypu can buy them online too. Drawing is October 7th

This is a beautiful automobile. 1928 Packard. Very light sky blue with blue rims.

Buick Roadmaster. Gorgeous automobile. I believe its a 1957 model.

These are all Chevy Super Sports of 1969

Early motorcycles. Loved the early Harley Davidson motorbike - grey one.

So many automobiles from 1899, 1900s, 1920s and 30s, Franklins, Nash, Cord, POst war years, 50s thru the early 70s. Even over 30 vintage motorcycles. This year's attraction were farm tractors from the 30s thru the 50s. Yeah there's even a Porsche farm tractor on display. I took pics of what I could or what I wanted. First made me laugh if you read the placard....

My mistake. No, I don't own a '54 Nomad. I wish I did, though. LOLOLOL!!! I re-read my first post and realized "own" was accidently auto typed on my sentence reply. Sorry. I did go to the Northeast Car Museum today by invite by my brother-in-law. Funny, I had mentioned about going there today with my wife but she wasn't interested in going. He and I split the cost of getting raffle tickets for the '70 Mustang convertible .... 15 tickets for $50

Picked up two kits at Walmart within days apart. Both were the last they had on hand. First is Grumpy's Vega; the other a couple nights ago... 1968 Ford Torino Cobra Fastback

Honestly.... an ugly automobile. Never was a fan of those wide open grill.

If you’re ever in New York, make a stop to Norwich, NY. There’s a beautiful car museum there. Every year they raffle off a Corvette. This year is the 1970 Mustang convertible. You can buy raffle tickets online too. Here’s the website: https://www.classiccarmuseum.org/ I usually go there just about every year or so. Raffle tickets I buy every year - most of the time online. Now the ‘54 Nomad. It is a gorgeous automobile. I absolutely love the blue and white scheme. Makes you wonder why haven’t they made kits of them. Such beautiful lines on the Corvette Nomad. That particular Buick I never knew the passenger seat can turn to face the rear seats. Cool concept. Imagine seeing that in today’s automobiles? Red flags big time. LOL!

Stopped by the Walmart by my house and grabbed the last ‘68 Ford Torino Cobra Fastback kit with the missus’s blessing. LOL! This one can be built in 3 ways.... stock, custom, and racing. Came with 4 Polyglass white lettered tires and 4 what appears to be NASCAR style Goodyear tires.

Vroom vroom waaaaaaaaaaaaaa! LOLOL!

I’m a bit wary spray painting in the furnace room. As long as you’re far away enough from a gas furnace and with proper ventilation, I guess you’re safe. The only time I’ll use a rattlecan is outdoors. Never indoors. The missus don’t like the smell of any spray can paint.

I know what the ‘64 Dart looks like. I owned one. I must’ve jumped the gun thinking it was a Dart not a Polara. Oh well... pic was kinda grainy but missed noticing the second set of lenses of the Polara.

Oh man... I remember doing the American SC/Rambler kit. I remember seeing a number of those kits when they were plentiful back then. The one kit stood out that gave me the "Oh My Gosh" was the Recharged '64 Dodge Dart kit!!! Who knew?! I didn't!!!