1930fordpickup

Julian I think many people on here may know what you are looking for. Just ask the question about the part and you will get a few answers .

I heard the deer was a Danica fan . LOL

Priceless .

Looks good Gary.

Frankie came out great Ira . Yes I see Bart in Frankie now.

To each his own. Did I type that right? That is a nice looking model he is selling. If you have extra money do what you want with it , better to buy models with it than many other bad habits. I do display other peoples work. I do not try and pass it off as mine . One of them is from the Late Ron Cash collection. If I have the cash and his widow is at the next show I go to I will buy another from her. The others are from a widow selling her late husbands stuff at a garage sale. He did good work and the paint alone would have cost more than what she was asking (they also came with a display case) on the last day of the sale.

Thanks for the list. I see a few wagons adding to my stash.

Looks good, great color combo.

They will be received well when they hit the shelves.

Welcome.

The windows do not look bad Ray. Yes the good old days is right Rich. We still have two around here. One is only about 10 years old. The family started it in their side yard. Now they have two screens.

Rodger the guys over at the Motor City Resin Casters make a nice resin 67 coupe .

What about the 1/8 scale kits?

That is sharp.

Great Question. You could use the trailer from the Revell dirt cars (V8 60 and Kurtis midget)as a good starting point.

Great Idea.

This was up at the AutoRama in Detroit. Very cool car. I agree Bill the only down side is the interior.

A girls car is one you do not like. This is a kids term .

Just a few months ago a pair went for less than 60 bucks.

Marshall I was not asking you about the history or if you owned it. Also I have been around more than one Restoration shop and have never heard a car that was cleaned up called a Restoration. A mild cleaning is called detailing an old car around here.

It is good to hear that you are feeling better. Posting on here is a pick me up for me. Just keep looking around. If you just want to chat or vent the PM is still a good option.

Was this the first car marketed for the independent woman?

That is cool.

"This one, a ’69 version, was one of just 116 sold in that final year. It sports a mere 2,000 miles on the odometer as well as a nicely finished restoration and all-original drivetrain. " This was copied from the link. Why would a 2000 mile car need restored? With barn fresh still being the rage and preserving a car right along with it , this does not fit unless it was restored years ago. Nice car but what about the history? None is given.

The future of Motorsports right there.