Duane Garner

Just so ya know: Hobby Lobby has real wooden barrels that are very close to the size of the ones in the Beer Wagon kit. They stain real well, I used coffee to stain mine, and look fantastic. They are in bags in the section that has the wood letters

Just curious: why does it hafta be the original, not a copy?

Not to fear, I have one more! I'll mail it Monday in a box this time

I have one, PM your address and I'll get it into the mail

Did you get the grille you were looking for?

I have a Monogram #2735 T-bird Turbo Coupe kit that I used the body out of. The rest is yours, just PM your address

I'm making an IMSA GT racer out of that kit. The headlights are yours. PM me your address

Iceman Collections has both 4-hole and 5-hole "bud style" wheels on his website

I have one of the Pro Modeler 70 Ford Torino GT kits, still sealed. PM me if interested

Scott Bloomquist was killed in a plane crash today. RIP Scott

Model Roundup has one in stock

Contact Ebay seller "67impala427", which is Lex's Scale Modeling; he has wings, hoods, chin spoilers and more for the '90 Mustang and others

My Hobby Lobby has an assortment of small wooden barrels that I used to replace the ones in the Beer Wagon kit. Sorry to say, I threw out the plastic ones

I have one, PM sent

Model Roundup has one on their website right now. Also, would a 78 grille work?

Iceman Collections, Texas 3d Customs or VCG Resins, to name a few

You need three, which means you have one on hand. I recommend clay casting the other three. Make an impression of the one you have in clay and fill it with red tinted resin. I've used uv activated resin from Walmart tinted with some Tamiya clear red

Ed, don't get discouraged. Apparently you have the model kits on-hand and need someone to build them for you. I'm guessing the kits you have also have some personal connection or significance. I've been building contract models for customers for well over 50 years, at very reasonable prices I might add. PM me some details about what you want built

Just the body? Or the chrome and glass too?

I have a set. PM me your address and they're yours

I made mine using a file and a racing slick. Just chuck a slick tire of your choice into a drill and use the file to cut the grooves as it rotates

I love it, looks racey! Them big land yachts can make for some impressive racecars. Also, thanks for the recognition, I'm glad you came back!

Texas 3d Customs has 3 different ones on their website now

Cool, April Fools!

She's beautiful, especially in her Tennessee Orange. Good work my friend!