MrEModeler

Wow, Rico. These parts look great, can't wait to tackle another conversion. As you know I'm already in the process of converting a '69 GTX to a '69 Roadrunner using your fantastic parts. Please keep us posted on further progress.

Yeah. It's nice to be back. Recovering from surgery on the 15th, and hopping to be more active soon.

Thanks Mark, nice to meet you.

I remember Randy Vandraiss well. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I have made contact with Steve thanks to your lead. I am most grateful for your assistance with that. We have emailed one another a couple of times already. ☺ Truely thank you.

Thank you to all who have posted replies. I must appolgize for my slow responses, I had surgery last Friday and have been a little out of it for a few days.

I haven't seen Steve in over twenty years. Is he still active in the hobby?

Hi Erik, I'm not only in the area I am also an Eric.

We may, I kind of dropped out around that time though. I was usually the biggest person in the room, at least physically.

I'm currently in the Spokane area. I've also remembered my friends full name, its Steve Allamand. He was also a founding member of ACME. Thanks for the welcome.

Hello from Washngton. Some of you may remember me from the Santa Cruz area. I was one of the founding members of Monterey Bay Scale Auto Association, and then the Association of California Modeling Enthusiast, aka A.C.M.E. I disappeared for a while, but now I'm back. Like to say hi to a few people here if they are here, Roy Sorenson, Stan Penick, Ron Carrskadon (never could spell your last name),Kevin Whight, Steve from Hollister, who's last name escapes me at the moment, and, of course, Carrie Wilder. Recently returning to the hobby after a long hiatus. Looking to reconnect with some old friends if possible. Sincerely, Eric S.