1930fordpickup

Thanks for the link to the pictures Howard. Nice work as always.

Jim this is the same trailer my brother just picked up this summer. We just painted the whole inside with white paint. Several coats but he had the grit put in the paint for the floor and the ramp. Works good for our camping gear that we take for the family camp out. We have two 10 by 20 dinning fly's a few cook stoves and pots and pans. The best part is we/I do not have to unload it every year when I get home. My brother put a little strip led light in it that runs on a 9 volt battery. Lights up the whole trailer at night, I am sure the white paint helps.

This is nice.

If you have to guess on the three remaining cars I would say white. Look the same as the Olds picture, as far as color goes.

Keep us posted on the outcome of the trailer progress Scott.

This looks very good.

Tyler Bill is right with what he said. I will add that your comment about the warmer place is better also, just in put it a plastic container.

Very cool.

I like this. Reminds me of the home built haulers that you see in the old pictures.

I like the concept , very well done. Lions fans here.

Maybe someone will ask when they are in Detroit for the show on Sunday.

This is looking killer.

How did I miss this Beauty before Pat. Looks awesome.

Another Nice Model A Tom.

You sure do build some nice models Tom.

Thanks Mark. I was close. I do have a go cart that is missing at least one tire and wheel from a collection that I picked up at an auction.

The one exception I do believe is the 62 Ford truck that had the go cart as a complete kit inside of it. The one that had the cover on it for the land speed go cart.

I had the same problem here a few years ago. The bad part was it happened on thanksgiving weekend. The guy was awesome and came out to help me out. They are trying to get new regulations on what can be called flush-able here now.

Awesome pictures. Nothing beats a proud parent.

The kit was released in 2003 as the American Graffti car. The Directory does not show any release earlier than that. It is a 1/25 scale and the Monogram is 1/24 scale released in 1982.

I see a picture of an engine.

These look nice.

I have been kicking myself for not making a wish list before they closed. After reading this I am no longer upset over it. They have enough to do.

Looks better now.

This is good to see as many people are looking for these.