Mike C.

Got another 4x4 Toyota with a cap.

Half tempted to pick up one of these. I had a with blue interior '95 extended cab. looked kind of like this one.

I'm embarrassed to show mine. Needs a major tidying up.

End of an era. R.I.P.

Swervedriver.

Just won this on eBay. I had an IT 175 when I was young. Shouldn't be too difficult to make it into an IT with some blue and yellow paint, headlight Nuber plate, taillight and tool bag.

Let's go with both.

One that I missed was Pat DiNunzio (Smithereens) in a house in Collegeville PA in his cousins living room right before he sadly passed. It was friends and family only and my best friends brother got invited because he worked with Pats cousin. R.I.P. Pat. I miss that band. ?

First one comes to mind was The Pixies opening up for Love and Rockets at Villanova university outside of Philly. Next would probably be Buffalo Tom at the TLA in Philly and we got to hang with the band backstage This girl we went there with that night worked for Polidor records and she got us backstage. Cool bunch of Boston guys. Thid that I can think of was The Replacements at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby in Philly. After the show, we got to hang with them at a bar across the street called Brownies Pub We I got to sing Round and Round with Westerberg before Thay left. Years later whenever we saw Paul and Tommy both said they remember us when they come to play there. I also remember The Hoodo Gurus for Australia at a cool nightclub in Asbury Park NJ.

If MPC still has the tooling, all they would have to do is make a new decal sheet with the graphics and interior stuff. Assuming it already has the automatic console and goodies. Just a thought.

Not on the top of my list, but I would probably buy this one as a kit. 1974 Hang Ten Dart. You don't think of these when you think of the stoplight wars of back in the day, but I do remember my cousin from south Jersey having one of these. Later they became something of a Mopar collector's item. Years later, he told me that was the first new car he ever bought. I can remember his brother and I riding in the back. I can remember the striking orange carpeting and white interior.

looks like I can give the old wallet a rest for model and diecast stuff this month. That Mr. Norms Demon in 1/18 caught my eye a little bit though.

Paul Weller - Wild Wood.

Thumbs up on the day 2 look. ?

We have a thread for cars. How about one for trucks. These American Racing aluminum rims. Deep dish for trucks SUVs. Had a 6-lug set of the Gamblers on my old Toyota. Really liked those rims. 1/24 please.

Cramps SF 1981. R.I.P. Lux Interior. You were a true showman.

I learned my lesson the first time.

I can remember this documentary during the grunge era. Seems like a million years ago now.

Chameleons - Tomorow Never Knows. Beatles cover.

I scratch built the surfboards on the left. I'd much prefer to let the professionals do the heavy lifting. The ones on the right are from Texas 3D Customs.

FEAR - I Love Livin' in the City.

Bongwater - Ride my See Saw. Moody Blues cover.

After many months the boards on the left are what I have so far. the 2 on the left are from Texas 3D Customs. All will need some kind of paint.