Tim W. SoCal

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...

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the evil one

Bitchen GTO Judge, Eric! Banana Cream is also known in Pontiac speak as Sierra Yellow. It is so great to see a Judge in this color instead of Cardinal Red. Great work on the vinyl top, BTW. The texture looks true to scale to my eye. All-in-all, you built a BEAUTIFUL model...

Bitchen Cougars, Tim! Beautiful color choice and great detail work. I wish Round 2 - AMT would re-release the '69 Mercury Cougar Eliminator 428. It is a rare kit of a rare Muscle Car.

Bitchen Mustang race car, Allison! I'd rate it at 9... Are the blue and white graphics decals or did you create them from tape? For your first project, I think you did REALLY well...

Welcome to the forum, Allison. What kind of models do you like to build?

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Bitchen Kustom Pickup, Chuck! The stance, the custom grill, and your choice of colors, wheels and tires provide a really strong "GOTCHA" factor. Job very well done!...

Lookin' GOOD! Following your build and looking forward to more WIP posts. Can't wait to see it completed...

Bitchen Dick Landy Dodge, Jason!

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Trying to get a couple of these from Drag City Casting, but their catalog doesn't seem to be available on FaceBook and their fotki page is gone. Do any of you know how to see what Ed is currently offering and how to find it? His FaceBook page doesn't appear to show a catalog or product list. TIA

Here they come!

vanilla wafers, bananas and banana pudding are what my Mom used to make Banana Cream Pie

On the freeway coming home from work, I saw a long line of pick up trucks with Custom Chevy Low Riders on trailers. I couldn't get pictures and my exit came before I could check them all out, but the few I saw were amazing.

The Gas Ronda Mustangs are some of my favorite vintage drag race cars and Russ Davis Ford is fairly local to where I grew up. I'd love to follow your build progress on WIP and can't wait to see this project finished.

No, the color is Ford Poppy Red, also known as Calypso Coral and Competition Orange. The Ford paint code is M1730.

I received calls from my Dad's brother and sister one evening when I got home from work a few years ago because they had both received calls that my parents were involved in a major accident in England and needed money to pay the hospital. My parents were never in England and were, in fact, traveling in their motorhome in the continental United States. (this was before cell phone days)The lengths these crooks will go to in finding potential victims is amazing.