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Sorta on the road....My '66 at a local meet...

You can never go wrong with that wheel set up on old classics

Michelle nice Chevelle,but isn't it out of your norm??? I been use to seeing you "Dare To Be Different" creations but never the less each model you have done shows your skills are growing.....no if I just could get your ambition then mayyyyyyyyyyybe I could actually finish one....Model on!!

Sweet lil' find,I got one of these I picked up many years ago,don't know what I did with the extra color body pieces...it builds up pretty decent for a snapper and I think I paid my than $8 when new...

Actually I think it would have been a good move on Ford's part if they did in fact do this,looks so much better this way...very neat idea..."dare to be different"

I work at a local Ford dealership as a parts manager,been with ford parts since 1982 except for 1988 I drove truck for one ear but went back to Ford.....

'66 F100 300 six with 240 head,Clifford 4bbl intake,Crane cam,bored 30 over,split exhaust manifold,Summit Racing 11in performance clutch,old school three on da tree,'79 F150 power disc brakes and gear box along with '79 streering linkage all fresh and new and every thing works including the lighter!......and much much more....

Picked up this at a local swap meet,very complete unbuilt/painted kit minus one tire for $25.00 (hoping was a good deal)

$180. for a complete un-built ERTL 4070A

As the above have stated I too like the touch of chrome,breaks it up a bit.....by the way looks great what you have done so far!

All are fantastic looking especially the yellow Lowboy which has a nice "used" look to it.

....You have got to be kidding me?!?!?!??!? complaints on you postings?!?!?!? , Doug your models look great and the background/scenery just adds that much more to the post,I think it just adds to make it more real like and period like as you have displayed in some......as mentioned before it's funny none of the "critics" have come forward here but only in PM's,gotta love them PM's,I know I had my share a while back.....Doug by all means continue the way you have been posting as I as many of the others stated enjoy your work and creativity....

Super SUPER nice,great detail and in the right background setting it could pass for real.

Wayne,this is looking great so far,nice work on the steering column and seats,wheel covers sure look dang close...enjoying watching this one come along,always enjoy seeing "fleet" model work...

Brian another beauty!!!

As always Brian you always turn out some of the cleanest builds,glad to see more of your work.

Wow very nice trucks,especially the '65....beautiful color choices and foil work and the wood bed very nice!

At first I thought it was a much older model but at closer look you could see a 3rd brake light pod on the top of the roof.....but still could not find this one......ID well played Ken!!

I give up on this one....you got me....there is one clue that gives me roughly the year but still no luck......

Holy cow!!! in the right back ground setting it could pass for real....beautiful foil work,looks amazing!

Soooooooooo much to see and very real life looking in the snow belt area......the coat hanger has got to be my favorite part HAHAHAHAHAHAH! love it!!

A small update....Got the BMF done ..... didn't turn out too bad considering.... Close ups kinda sure show mistakes for sure,looks a lot cleaner than the pictures show....next will be black wash panel lines.emblems and hopefully a company logo on side panels.....Thanks for lookin'

Usually don't care for this style of car but MAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan I love the looks of this one,still have no clue what it is.........back to the search...

.........Okay I am done whining and I pulled this thing back out of the box and ~Finally~ laid on a decent paint job......so I guess this thing is back on the bench....

The tandems look great,mismatched tires,used look etc. looking forward to more.