Falcon Ranchero

Also the 1955-56 Gaylord Gladiator is pretty cool.

I like the Kaiser Darrin; fan of those doors that slide into the fender.

Looks awesome, like the colour.

I can just hear that ‘60 Plymouth Fury in the first photo saying, “Nathan come save me!” Looks to be in not bad shape at all. I’d take that home if I could.

That would be cool to build

Ah yes I see; the only 70s El Camino we have in town here is actually a ‘74 GMC Sprint. Those round headlights definitely look better than the stacked.

That is a very nice El Camino, looks good

That is a very good idea, never would’ve thought of that. Hopefully they sell those around here, don’t recall actually seeing an eBay gift card at the store but my just haven’t been paying attention.

Definitley the show stopper of the day. Big fan of the '60 full-size Plymouths. Interesting story about your all original Chevelle; my friend just last year bought an all-original '69 Chrysler Newport. He's been driving it to highschool these past months. Has an 8-track player in it and buncha 8-tracks too.

like a GTO

Wasn't really paying too much attention to how secure it was but now that you mention it, it looks like the front is just loose. And the whole rear tie-down does look quite sketchy. But if it gets the truck home in one piece it must've worked for them.

I have heard of that. We actually thought the guy who did the pipes on the car was going to make them come out the sides but he ended up putting them over the rear diff and out the back. They were also cut at the end on a downward angle mimicking what the exhaust tips look like. They do fit the pipe, but won't make it past the angle cut and my dad doesn't want the exhaust pipes cut at the end just to make those tips fit. Might end up actually shining up the end of the actual exhaust pipes, but we'll see what happens. On another note, the wheel opening trim came and they look real nice. Odd though the holes in the fender where you screw those trims on are present on the front fenders but there are no holes on the rears so we have to drill some new holes. Must've been filled over during the restoration, though I know one quarter panel was replaced at one point.

Thought I'd bring this thread out again; been a while.

Holy detail! That is outstanding. Very nice Galaxie and the colour is great.

Thanks for all the good advice. I'd probably stick to cheap cheap cheap purchases if I do end up being able to order from eBay. Probably wouldn't bid on anything, rather just stick to items that are plainly being sold to whoever comes first. Right now I'm just trying to convince my dad to order a $14 1960 Plymouth sales brochure from a 99% rated seller that is only one province over so we'll see how that goes. No credit card for myself and even if I did have one it is a certain gaurentee my parents wouldn't let me use it for eBay until I'm moved out and I can do whatever.

on the floor

Just found out the wheel opening trim for the Highway Star has been delivered, so that's awesome. Also those chrome exhaust tips didn't work out so we'll just have to return them and find something else.

Yeah I was really glad to have found this one; a couple months ago there was one for sale here in town, $25 bucks also unbuilt and complete, but the ad was posted two weeks before I saw it and then I missed out on it so when this one came up I couldn't pass it up.

Flerfer is a word I've never heard before person who belives the earth is flat and that there are in fact edges you can fall off of to your doom.

I've heard tell that one source of kits modelers use is eBay, and I've began looking more so myself and have seen quite a few things I'd like to order. Though I did find out you actually don't need an account to buy stuff, my dad is skeptical of ordering off there for credit card safety reasons. Might be a silly question but is eBay safe to order from? I must admit I am mildly unsure after hearing some scam stories from eBay so if there's any tips on how to know for sure an ad is genuine, that would be great to know.

Should've also mentioned the '62 Galaxie hardtop, was hoping to find one to build a replica of the one my grandfather had. Issued in '62 and once more in '69 by AMT, and I think Modelhaus did one way later but they're still very hard to find. A modelhaus one for sale on ebay one province over is going for about $200, not cheap either.

Really like that Fargo van and the Corvair Lakewood wagon as well as the Aussie Charger; a rare sight for sure. But that '60 Plymouth was outta sight. Still have yet to see one in real life.

Noticed that today marks one full year I've been on the Model Cars Mag forum.

That is very awesome, I have to pick up one of these

That is good; couple years ago had the ‘68 kit in my hands at the vintage stuff shop but wasn’t going to pay $300 for it. Your ‘67 looks very awesome.