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Look at Slixx's Graphic Sheets WARF on this sheet http://www.slixx.com/7118.htm?id=3961 ISH on this sheet http://www.slixx.com/7119.htm Jesel decal on this sheet http://www.slixx.com/7115.htm?id=3931 Sometimes on there graphic sheets they have split up various sponsors/names to try and avoid licensing issues I believe.

Not Slixx but found these. So someone out there has made. http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/warfish-cuda-water-slide-decals-254187850

Where are you going to get or have you gotten the Flock decals already?

Anybody willing to add there 70 Cuda builds?

For those that might be interested, I just found a listing on Ebay for Billy Gooche decals for 1/25 scale Rod Shop Vette. Tried posting a link but laptop wouldn't let post for some reason right now. The worst thing with this will be making a hood to look right.

Not really.

Any updates? Would love to have a resin copy to build.

I was looking at RMR and American Industrial Truck. Not sure which on is best. I have an e-mail into to RMR to see if they have any pics of what you get with a purchase through them.

I am looking for any reference picture I can find for a project I'm thinking about undertaking. I looking for engine, interior, exterior and chassis pics of any 60's Dodge Low Cab Forward trucks. Some call them CNT-900. I believe I have seen where they could have been built with either a gas of diesel engine in them. Any suggestions on engines, chassis, donor kits? I have found this web page that has some info on it but would like some more if possible. http://www.allpar.com/trucks/dodge/heavy-duty.html

Got one of these in my pile to build. Yours looks great. Thanks for sharing and getting me thinking about mine again.

Awesome. I can see more than a few of these in my collection.

Thanks for the comments. I picked the kit up not knowing what I was gonna do with it and just picked the color out and went to town on it. I think the copper color works we l with the wood.

Yes that was a PS color from Tamiya. If I remember correctly the primer was Tamiya White Primer.

Here's my build of Revell's 1949 Mercury Woody. Tamiya Copper Spray, dry brushed wood grain and wood grain decal (kit supplied). Custom mix enamel Tan interior with dark brown carpet. Custom grille out of REvell 1949 Mercury Coupe, wheels from Revell 1936 Ford Convertible With Flash On Without Flash On

Seeing this makes start tot think about the a 62 TBird with the chopped roof from the 53 Studebaker kit. Hmmm. Looks good.

Or go here before he closes shop for good. I've got a set myself but haven't had a chance to work on it. http://mikesscalespeedshop.com/?p=31058 For a true replica, you would need wheels, spoiler and supercharger as well. You could get a black of white version. http://images.thecarconnection.com/lrg/hurst-hemi-challenger-how-its-made_100182983_l.jpg

Awesome. Always liked to Comet that Ronnie drove be it the white or the Red white and blue versions. I did the same thing with mine using the Thunderbolt chassis and engine. Looks great.

That's awesome. Great work just simply beautiful.

Ronnie Sox driven 61 Ventura. http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/news/auction-news/4-wheels-6-figures-gaa-classic-car-auction

I see what I will be doing with a 61 Ventura. http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/40619841 skip to 21:25

Has anyone used Tamiya Brilliant Orange and have a picture of it? I am interested in seeing what that color actually looks like.

E-mailed Rick Williamson and he got back to me. He is out of town right now but, he said that he had some other pictures and some old magazine articles that has pics of interior. Thanks for the lead Glenn.

So it looks like his daughter has taken over decal business. This is great news, a lot of neat old stuff in there. http://stores.ebay.com/billygooche/

Thanks Glenn. I have checked out the website and have sent an e-amil off to them.

Been thinking about purchasing this resin kit from Speed City Resin and was wondering if anybody had any detail pictures of this car? I have found exterior shots but would like engine and interior if possible.