Falcon Ranchero

over how the

That’s real cool; hindsight is always 20-20

That’s neat; I grew up with something relatively similar; Thomas trains, you know, the ones with the faces. Though it is pretty juvenile, I used to have a ball setting it up and having them run along the track. Still have them as they don’t make them anymore so they could be worth something in the future.

what was done

to make things

Not that drastic

That’s a cool photo you took there; that must be neat to go camping around in a classic truck. I hope to do something similar in the farther future; drive up the Ontario Parks in a classic car or station wagon.

Drives to the

Real cool; I just completed the kit myself but went for a mild custom appearence...

1963 Jag XKE

Made the best of an "I actually shouldn't have bought this" kit. Paid $31 American which was more expensive via the Canadian exchange rate, and there wasn't even an engine to go under the hood. But it turned out pretty nice.

Really like this; coincidentally, I painted my '61 Galaxie model the same colour scheme.

Just did the silver trim on my 1961 Galaxie "Sho Gal" show car. Not going to reveal too much as next you see it will be on the Model Cars Under Glass section.

As long as this is the "Official Coleman Camping Gear Thread" here is a couple of vintage Colemans; my grandfather's 1965 Coleman Lantern, and his 1971 Coleman Catalynic Heater. The lantern runs on acetyline, and there's still some old stuff left. Last turned on in 2020, but it was pretty sketchy. Not sure when the heater was last used.

That’s a good one. Thanks for adding it ?

Up and early this morning before eight I was driving to college first day and sighted a 1964 Chevelle. Seen it before; a photo of it should be on the car spotters thread in 1:1 reference cars if you wish to see it.

Fact: I am currently working on 1961 Galaxie model kit; you’ll see it on the forum by the end of the week if all goes according to plan.

who can't believe

Really like that Lincoln, and the Caddy's neat. How much for it did you look closer at it?

I really like this; very unique. I like Malaise Era cars.

That's cool. My grandfather left his old red 1965 Coleman Lantern with us. I'll get some photos on here...

Went to the first day of College orientation today. Was actually real nice. My friend is in the same program so it'll be nice. Big school so I may or may not get lost tomorrow but thus far I like the way things are headin'.

Some nice cars'n'trucks; thanks for adding them. ?I've gotta visit an old junkyard someday; nothing like it up here. Mainly just the odd bunch in the bush, so it must be nice to see rows of cars that are more complete.

That’s so cool; the amount of detail is incredible; I particularly like how you made the exhaust system a little rusty. Just adds to the overall coolness of your build. Right on ?