1930fordpickup

This looks nice, great color choice.

That was my favorite car. I talked to the owner. it was built in a one car garage by the owner and his buddy. Great idea and a very nice car. Sure there were nicer cars with a much larger budget but I like this little Rambler.

Yes looks great. I like the flat black, shadows don't have a shine. When you put it on the body for mock up you will have a better idea of how it looks.

Looks great Ray.

This is very interesting. I like it because it is different.

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This looks nice.

They are the same for the most part. I feel it is just what decade it is said in.

If you can't figure out the ad it is not aimed at you. I should say not aimed at us. Lets face it we are old. LOL

That is one super nice Deuce.

She was my favorite secondary cast member.

These look great.

Man that is cool.

I think this car was unsold at a dealer for the model year. Just a guess because why would a 4 door be stored for value when cars were not big money unless it was a Classic then. Now if it was a small bumper Grabber I would be all over it. A few years ago they sold that Chevy collection from an old dealer in OK (I think that was the state) and there were many 4 door cars they never sold but parked them in a yard.

Yes it is. Could it be fixed, sure body could be, but just not sure how much money they are willing to spend.

I am trying to resist.

No need to spread what does not need to be spread, for plastic. I have plenty here for now.

Wow this is so cool.

This is awesome.

It very well could have been. A large number of Motor homes were built with a Dodge Chassis or at least running gear. up until the 80's anyway.

Looks good Jeff.

The wheels look great along with the rear end and all the other parts.

I watched the second game. Local kid, Nick Holley was playing.

Nice work in this one. Looks great.