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I drive it only on weekends, it's a 1957 Ford Ranch Wagon. It has a old school 302 with a 4 speed automatic and Disc brakes in the front. I owned it justed over a year and tying to fix everything that need replacing for next summer fun. Also I am working on making it my dream car, not the last owner's. I am thinking of dropping the front end down 2 to 3 inches and running black steel rims with small hub caps.
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Hi I just sent you the picture you ask for, what you going to built with the parts? Tony
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Hi The kit has Hot rodding parts and the stock skinny white walls. I am guessing you are look for the stock parts, with a spare tire in the back. The Panel Van has the spare in the fender. I have the stock parts, if that's what you are looking for..
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Hi Are looking for stock parts, wheels tires ?
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Happy Van Ford Econoline
Tony N replied to Ulf's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Ulf If you want to see what the Van crazes was all about? Motor Trend web site has all of there Hot Rod magazines on line https://www.motortrendondemand.com/magazines/hot-rod/3169 Look at the 70's magazines for what it was all about. Tony -
Tony N started following 61 Olds F-85 Wagon and Looking for 48 Lincoln front fenders
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Hi I am looking for Lindberg's 1948 Lincoln front fenders, hopefully not glue together. That is the top of the fender is not glued to the bottom part yet. I have things to trade. Thanks' Tony
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Update We got a new date for NNL WEST, June 11th!
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Noel Sorry it took so long, I didn't find the hood. Let me if you still need the other parts. Tony
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Noel Let look in my part bins for a hood, I think i may have a green hood. Just gave me a couple of days to look for it. Tony
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Noel I have most of the parts you want, but need the hood for the resin Anglia pickup. My instructions shows part #73 is the chrome strips for the grill and part #74 is the hood. That why I thought you didn't need the hood, just the chrome strips for the grill. I am sorry for the confusion. Tony
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Noel I don't need the Chrome strips for the hood, my proof reading skills suck. Tony
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Noel I think i have what you need. I have a Skip Anglia street rod kit. I just need hood and frame to it, for the hood part is the chome strip going into the grill opening. You all said you need the suspension parts, I would do a trade for these parts. I have a resin Anglia pickup I what to build, but not as a drag racer. drag car. Tony
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Hubley 1960 Ford Country Sedan
Tony N replied to SSNJim's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Jim I started a 60 wagon like yours and I found that the parts from the AMT kit wiill work. But the windsheild is to narrow for the wagon. The chassic is also to short, this a wagon and may correct. I cut the hood out and found the underhood fenders are almost their but there is a gap that need to filled. The grill fits which is surprising and I think the custom grills from the AMT 53 Ford pickup will also fit. Tony -
I am building a 61 Olds wagon for the NNL, hopefully I will get done. I started with a Joh-Han kit I've had for years. The look I am going for is a old Surf wagon you could see in the 60s or 70s, you know a rusty cheap wagon or truck to get you down the beach and go surfing. But I shooting for today's Patina look with some upgrades with new wheels and maybe a bigger engine. I used the salt paint treatment and pick a two tone paint job. I don't think Olds had a two tone paint job that was stock. But I love the look and with chrome Pegasus low rider rims to fill the wheel wells out it has the old surfing feel. This is my first time using the salt paint treatment, so any suggestion to add to what I have done so far is fine. Tony
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Cal Custom small block Ford valve covers
Tony N replied to Tony N's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Thanks, Greg pictures do help. Tony