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  1. 1930fordpickup
    Just the Hammer part. I had no idea that they were not easy to just take apart.
  2. 1930fordpickup
    Put names on paper tags , 5 each. put in a hat draw them out the first one to get three.
  3. 1930fordpickup
    This a good looking model .Well done. The Ford gang lost two very good drivers in a short time. With Davey and Alan gone it was hard to watch for awhile .
  4. 1930fordpickup
    So you are saying do not start with the hammer? This is some good info , I did not know they were built that way.
  5. 1930fordpickup
    Very nice.
  6. 1930fordpickup
    Welcome aboard, Derick.
  7. 1930fordpickup
    Looks good.
  8. 1930fordpickup
    Worth a watch anyway. Not my video I just found it .
  9. 1930fordpickup
    Looks fantastic . Great idea, you may have started something.
  10. 1930fordpickup
    One of those old GMC'S was for sale all summer last year up in Monroe MI.
  11. 1930fordpickup
    Dad has a 35 footer with a 460 Ford. He says it will haul the mail but likes the gas. around 10 if he keeps it slow.
  12. 1930fordpickup
    Well done.
  13. 1930fordpickup
    The turning head lamp that I saw was on a Packard at a resto shop. Not sure of the year other than 30'S , what a beautiful car. I was told it was an option now I know it was an after market option.
  14. 1930fordpickup
    Another fine car.
  15. 1930fordpickup
    Looks good. It might look behind one of those 1/21 scale Lighting pickups. It is a diecast if you have not seen one.
  16. 1930fordpickup
    Maybe they sent you a 1/25 scale tranny instead of the 1/24 scale tranny.
  17. 1930fordpickup
    I have been told curbside was just what you see on a car sitting by the curb. No underhood or underside detail needed. It just depends upon the show.
  18. 1930fordpickup
    Interesting site. Just wondering when the blue plastic version was out?
  19. 1930fordpickup
    If they stretched it 12 to 18 inches and put the V6 in them for an engine they would sell. People are not going to buy them for the same price as a high optioned Camaro. I agree with what Tom and others have said and I do not think GM is in a good position to build a money loser right now.
  20. 1930fordpickup
    Same block with changes over the years. Went all the way back to the Rambler I read once (I believe it was Hemmings classic car). It was also ran at Indy one time.
  21. 1930fordpickup
    LOL
  22. 1930fordpickup
    X2 Great line.
  23. 1930fordpickup
    very nice
  24. 1930fordpickup
    This a good model on it's own but even better as a clone.
  25. 1930fordpickup
    All good points , new can be kept longer but a refurbished old one with turbo added works just fine and is cheaper. That being said finding a good place like Bill has, is a needle in a hay stack though.
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