1930fordpickup

Looks nice. I like this, (and the Original) strange for me because I don't care for the show cars normally.

At 83 he had a good life. What they pass from at 83 does not make much difference. He put on a great live show from what I have been told more than once. I missed my chance.

Snake some you can tilt up some you can not. We have a couple of internationals at dads house. Both smaller than that one.

I just noticed the seat was up to keep the dew off of it. I think it is still wet.

A Raymond Loewy Design beauty that needs to be topside once again.

A day late but Happy Canada Day to our brothers to the North. !

The Toledo store is open. I guess it could be located in Slyvania as the line is close there. They had the 67 but it was not on my wish list. I gave my coupon to a guy there with 2 kids in tow. I don't really need a new kit, I just wanted to get out.

This is still getting better every time you post Dann.

Ron do you remember the Nomad that sat on Secor that was sitting on a Dodge 4x4 chassis.

This turned out very cool Rodger.

Nice work Carl.

I like his more than I should.

I agree. Looks great.

very cool

Nope

I agree with this.

Ron These may not be as fast as some other former cop cars. But they are smooth so you don't realize your speed and they run a long time. Enjoy it. I have my Late mothers 02 Mercury version that I have hidden from dad here. Not sure what to do with it yet. After we had it fixed from the last time dad "Bumped" into something we had a Marauder front header panel on it.

I got to see my Dad and sister today. The first time I have seen dad since 5th of April. It is good to have a big family and good neighbors.

This is different , so it makes it cool. Keep rolling away Keith.

You are correct Pete. I will say when you need it it is the best option. No grain, you can use automotive filler when needed, epoxy or super glue to make it stick. We would even drill and tap it at work when needed. We used a generic brand at work.

I agree with all the others. This is cool and yes a hard kit.

Dan you are brave cutting out those doors with the top being separate pieces from the bottom. This is still looking nice.

That was fast Pat. Looks good.

Nice work on this.

How about a Corvette all 70's wild with flake .