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Claude, you can now get all issues of Hot Rod Magazine from 1948 - 2021 online for free! https://www.motortrend.com/hotrod-archive/
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You can now get all issues of Hot Rod Magazine from 1948 - 2021 online for free! https://www.motortrend.com/hotrod-archive/
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The January 1949 HRM cover had this one. Inside an article with cutaway drawing and everything needed to scratch build this beauty...
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I would guess they were going for a bit of the Ford GT prototype look, since these were so famous at the time...
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Under the heading of "Photos that inspire me to build" is this beauty from April 1948 of HRM: If anyone else runs across a great photo/article/advertisement, I hope you'll post it here. Just make sure to note the issue of HRM so the rest of us can check it out too!
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So cool! I'm still in the 50's right now, and there are articles here and there regarding model builds...
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The only problem Bill; the more I read these old articles, the more ideas I get for new builds!
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I think this is a link our entire readership would enjoy, but I'm not sure how to get the word out so everyone sees it...
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Isn't the site awesome? I'm totally into the 50's issues as I'm learning about the salt flats racers.
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Not that I'm able to tell, but I'll keep an eye out for you as I'm going through the entire collection.
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I got this link at this year's SEMA - Motor Trend booth. It truly is free and you don't have to provide any personal information. I LOVE all the photos and articles from the golden age of hot rodding! https://www.motortrend.com/hotrod-archive/ Update 1/10/23: I'm not sure if others are having technical difficulties, but just recently my initial link to the HRM magazines starting acting up. I have been accessing it by going to the main Motor Trend page and clicking on "Magazines".
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Well, your experimental color looks great!
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Nice looking in the photos. It seems to have flecks of different colors. Does it flop depending on the direction you look at it?
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Alex, if that's the direction you're thinking, there was a gorgeous car at SEMA this year with a paint job that faded from black on top to cranberry on the bottom. It was subtle and beautiful!
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Sorry, but there was never a more beautiful color for 60's cars than GM Tahitian Turquoise with white vinyl interior, but hey that's just my two cents worth
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Looking forward to watching this one!
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Update: '33 Ford Coupe 4-wheel independent suspension
ea0863 replied to Kruzn's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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I am thrilled you picked this project back up, and am learning so many little tricks and nuances from your build. Thank you for sharing!