1930fordpickup

I have looked at this car up close in person twice at the Detroit Autorama . This car is very nice and spot on . you can not look at this car from a picture , you need to see it in person. Very nice work. You need look at this car next to the four door it came from . The pictures above are from an angle and you all now what that does to the proportions of a car.

While spray painting a body it fell of the bent coat hanger for a stand ! Yes the second time on the body I kind of stepped (stomped) on it ! Stupid for turning the body that far over to one side then after trying to fix later letting my anger get the best of me . Now my question is what are those nice stands that people have in their pictures with the spring loaded arms ?

Nice work .

spot on !

Nice ! This makes me miss my 1990 Ford Short Bed !!

Nice work on the cornbinder Chuck !

This rocks !!!

The bike is cool but the camper in the background might be a bit heavy for it to pull around.LOL Does this mean that you attend the pedal bike show in Ann Arbor this Sunday ? I hear it is a good show and they have Mini Bikes this year. Never been myself but I do have the flyer.

Nice review now it is on the list of things I need , OK want ! LOL

Do not forget that Model A door do not fit in the door opening like a later car does . They overlap the outside of the body . They do not fit flush when closed ! I have not tried putting my copies of this truck together yet to understand your problem (if it is other than what I was referring to ) This is a nice Build ! I like the way it is heading .Good luck.

Thanks for the helpful tip on the window seal Harry !

Nice looking Car ! Great color combo . You have done Willy proud !

Is the nose on this car from the Midget car or the rat rod 1929 ford pickup ? I sure do like it on this build!

Is this a fiberglass copy or is the same group making the convertible?One thing is for sure it is a great car .

The Tucker would be a great car for a kit . The problem is even if I purchased a case of them to build many different colors that would not cover the cost of the kits for AMT/Revell/Linburg/ or whomever would do this subject. These were great cars with some flaws like all newer cars of the time . If you look at how the big three used there power to run Tucker under should tell you something . Yes he was on to something .

The black Vette looks likea barn find !

To the moon Alice !!! Dad loved it mom not so much !

This is one nice falcon !!!

Very interesting

I agree with Harry . They may do research but how often do they release the same old kit in a different color . I have heard about the money it takes to bribe the Automakers into letting them produce a plastic kit of their car .( I blame my generation for buying all the nike shirts and other stuff for causing this problem. We paid them to let us advertise for them !) Anyway this part of my rant is to say that the model companies have a large bill to pay before they even consider what car or truck to produce. I would like to see a late1930 Ford Closed Cab Pickup done in 1/25 scale ! Just saying. LOL The 80's Cutlass is a great idea, The Oldsmobile camp is not well taken care of in plastic land.

Rob the hopped up fours are called bangers for some reason. they look cool next to the belly button sbc (that is leaking oil out the valve covers ) in the others guy's car.

Must have been driven on the street . Might have had a tail light on the drivers side not in picture. Why else would it have a head light or two ?

He looks like a Zombie ! Watch out for Dr. Cranky and his crew of hunters ! LOL This is a great looking project Ira .

If you go to any car show's this summer checkout the cheap tool guy. they sometimes sell sandpaper cheap , it is wet dry paper . they sell by the pack not single sheets.

This is a good show to attend this weekend . There are always a lot of nice builds!