Kit Karson

'32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Update: Had to establish the head locations before the application of the plug wires... -KK

Getting set to work on the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Flathead some more: Had to disassemble the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan... Set the interior aside... The radiator has to be set in place before the hoses can be attached to establish the location of the heads! Then the plug wires can be hooked up. -KK

Worked on the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Flathead Tri-Power:

Got a little time at the bench on the '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan Flathead Tri-Power: Added linkage... ...and fuel lines! -KK

@Speedproglad to have had the extra '33 sedan rear seat to be donated to your A coupe project! The end result came out looking like the added headrests grew there naturally! Just one more add piece of eye-candy on the inside!! -KK

Glad to see those of you that continue with their progress on their Deuce Sedan builds! The '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan continues to rest peacefully on my bench! -KK

Actually, it was yesterday at a Hagerty Drivers Club gathering:

Maharaja Town Car mockup

You make it look so simple, Brother! Now, do something amazing with the dash! -KK

Hey Brother! The part you ordered is packaged and ready to ship!! -KK

@A modeler named mike Looks a lot like the perfume carriage! I would invite you to continue with you finds & ultimate build plans here in this thread, Brother! I have an additional perfume carriage build in store besides the Angel T recreation, so let's make it a party! -KK

Let's keep this thread alive for everyone to either complete their started sedans or even jump in at this point to join the fun! -KK

My W.I.P. is sitting on my bench waiting for some T.L.C.! '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Mockup -KK

Super Klean Kolumn Installation! -KK

@carnut The Revell '32 Ford 5 Window has the Hemi that will fit:

Brother John Hendley found a link to another Regal Coach on evilbay and from there I located a really nice klean version of the coach much better than the one I found covered with glitter! So, there may be a companion build to the reconstructed Angel T!?. -KK

Bill, back in the day I had an opportunity to ask "Big Daddy" about the Druid Princess and when he came up with the idea and the timing of him building it. The Druid Princess was going to be for The Addams Family, but the series had been cancelled. Later the Princess was completed as a show car and was featured on the cover of the Rod & Custom January 1967 before being dispatched on the show circuit. It was Roth’s last magazine cover car. My Angel T was built during the winter of '66 and neither Ed nor I knew about the other's creations. Just before entering the Marine Corps, I submitted the pictures and the story to Model Car& Science but did not find out that it had been chosen for the model of the month until I was just about finished with boot camp in San Diego when I happened on a copy of the magazine in the base PX. Boy was I surprised! -KK

Came across this interesting article on fb: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19SRnuFx8k/

Absolutely the fitting end to the underside of your model A, Brother! -KK

DSPIAE Reciprocating Sander & DSPIAE Electric Grinding Pen Picked up both and deliver was swift... satisfied with both products! -KK

This is what it looks like:

Thank you, Brother! Old guys never die... they just find ways to rebuild their own personal history! -KK

Figured this thread needed to be added here! Finally have the parts to recreate The Angel T: Stay tuned! -KK

Me too, Brother!

Photo Enhanced By: Gary Campesi Angel T - Model Of The Month, Model Car & Science 1967_12 The original model was destroyed back in the early 1970s and the search for the kit/parts to recreate the Angel T were recently located and purchased. and an unmolested original Monogram Uncertain T kit! -KK