lordairgtar

As the tropical breezes waft over your hammock suspended between palms as wahines bring you drinks, and ukulele music is heard in the back ground.

I'm very familiar with old Econolines. That is not an econoline, it's some euro van of some kind.

Wow, could be some kind of home built British thing. I do know what the tank is behind the drivers seat. It's a coal gas generator to produce gas to operate the engine. Common during WWII when petrol was scarce or rationed.

What kind of van is that? It's cool though.

Stud muffin, Gregg? ;) :lol:

http://home.att.net/~solos_holiday/2008/_011/egg.htm

GAZ was started in 32, so yes, the plant produced 1929 or 30 type clones of the A. They also did a clone of the 33 and 34 Ford but had slightly redesigned the grille with a vertical bar in the middle. After that, they started making their own designs.

We got 18 inches of "springtime" here in the Muskego Wisconsin area. A bit more than Chi-town who got 14 inches I think.

I hope you go see an actual doctor, not just your football coach. Your coach works for the school system and may not have your best interest at heart.

Nope, not Ford at all.

What is this?

We're not looking for Oscar type performances here, just escapism.

Man, your little sis doesn't look like she wants to be there. I think we found the basis for the Urkel character on TV.

Porsche tractor...yes, Porsche made tractors. The University of Nebraska evaluated tractors and got their hands on one years back

That would have been Premier. I saw one at a swap meet last weekend. Utter crapola!

Very cheesy music, but it's cool.

Eeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

That's the Kargoyle. A guy on the Johan site is making a model of one. 66 Caddy hearse, chopped top, blown engine, custom paint.

Definitely a Bricklin, but some early ones even had AMC engines.

OK, I was getting all excited about continuing a project long dormant on my table and then I see this. I am now depressed! Just kidding, simply amazing what you did there. The GF just went "oh wow" when she saw the video. Me too.

http://www.sciplus.com/ Here is a place that is local to me but they sell online too. All kinds of things, gizmos, widgets to detail models or even teach science for you home school afficianados.

I really don't know what a Russian kit maker (ICM) has to do with anything here.

I emailed the AutoWorld people about this very idea and got an email back saying they would consider it. My exact request was to redo chassis plates to reflect a more accurate rendition of one without molded on exhausts, suspensions, etcetera. A kind of modular chassis that would say fit a GTO as well as a Chevelle, Olds, Buick, and a series for a lot of the Ford Mustang and Falcon based platforms. This would work for various Mopars as well.

John, I wish to thank you for taking charge of these tools. Is the new facility still in China? I would sure like to see the production done in the States (like Lindberg), but I do also understand the cost aspect of it, so even if still overseas, I wish the best of luck to you and I will be looking forward to seeing the kits on my LHS shelves.

I noticed the hobby shops in our area listed. Some sell model cars as well.