Tim W. SoCal

the impending apocalypse

In the immortal words of Artie Shaw on Rowan & Martin's "Laugh In"... VEDDY INTEDESTING!... http://www.oldcarscanada.com/2013/12/1973-amc-cowboy-pickup-prototype.html

Same here, I just detailed what was already molded in the interior tub

Today was tomorrow yesterday

for zombie repellent

Bitchen Pickup, Jim. Great choices of kit bash parts and colors and really good detailing Glad to see it... Thank you for sharing!

A Fuel Altered is essentially a short wheel base dragster with a body. AA/FA (AA Fuel Altered) dragsters were quite popular throughout the 1960's. They were quite fast and due to the short wheel base were a handful to drive. The illustration is of the "Winged Express" owned by "Wild Willie" Borsch and Al Marcellus.

thought, planning and action can lead to a successful payoff

hide your children

animals that have been captured in the wild or bred in captivity are on continuous display at our zoos and our local wild animal park

searching for prey

trudge among us

Bitchen "T" Fuel Altered, EMRE! Beautiful color and good detail work...

yard work is one of my least favorite things to have to do, but the results are usually very rewarding

for the zombies

with that in mind, I think I'm gonna go prove what a fun old guy I can be and crack up a bunch of my neighbors

Looking forward to following your progress on this build, Bob. Great imagination in your mods to this ancient and mediocre kit!...

Bitchen Hod Rod RPU, Jason!

sweaters, being worn, will make you more comfortable when it is cold outside, but aren't needed this time of year

A pair of bitchen trucks, Steve! Very well done.

yourself or someone else, depending on what's bouncing around in your head

send Dead Flowers

caught in the crossfire is some place I never want to be

now is not the time to be late, but don't be in too big of a hurry

I emailed Ed regarding his '32 Ford Roadster Pickup body and here is his response: "I am sorry to say that I discontinued the '32 roadster pickup body over a year ago due to sales dropping off too much the second time it was molded. The Fotki link is still up and working. Perhaps you have an old link? I know Bob moved things around and the old link stopped working.............new one is below. https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/drag-city-casting-/ I am in the process of casting whatever the current molds will produce and then most of what I have been offering for the past year or so will be discontinued. I have some items left in stock at this time but inventory is already dwindling on many items. Going forward I am going to be concentrating on offering '40's or older era bodies. I will not be offering much in the way of hoods, wheels, or small parts." So, it looks like I'll be searching for a couple of these. I also found out that my bookmarked link for Drag City Casting's Fotki page was the old one and replaced it with the current link. Well, Bill Ace-Garageguy, it looks like we may have missed out... BUT, maybe if we can generate enough interest with this thread we can convince Ed that another mold run may be worth his while...