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Nice car. Good work.

There are a few dicasts that I bought over the years included too. My Dad's old Tow truck in Vietnam

I love the colors on this one:

Hey, all. I will just post links to my threads over on 1:1. Towtrucks and fuelers: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=32815

Feel free to post I am going to post what I got in my albums. These ones from the Mark Simiele Collection:

I will. I will also keep an eye out for those trucks.

Now THAT is a swwetheart!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow! What a neat build that would make. Old trucks are so neat and have so much character. Imagine if this one could talk.. She was in her prime back in the day before all the rules and regulations so one can only imagine some of the loads she's carried. She just sits there looking so cute and smug and ready to give her all one more time. With her visor pulled so low across the windshield, she looks like she's ready to just get out there and give 'er - get the job done! Yeah!! Man, I'd love to have that one sitting in my back yard. Imagine cruising the local cruise night in that? She'd turn some heads! I just have a real soft spot for old work trucks. Sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah so do I. Especially ones involved with service stations.

That is sweet. I need to get that kit. I love Texaco.

Here is his link. He has almost anything you need to modify any kit: http://sourkrautsmodeltrucks.com/

What did you switch to? Nice 60s style 57 show car by the way.

Sweet thanks for the pic.

Looking good.

Cool. I am sure they have a variety of engines in those cars. They retired the first season one due to high mileage lol.

That is what I was wondering. Thanks for the replies. I still got some race glaze aluminum polish I used on the 59 Belair 4 door (1:1)I built for my dad. Best stuff ever. Cleaned the stainless and chrome right up.

Oh OK. I kind of figured it was just to see how it worked. Keep up the good work.

Tell you what. You go over to Beretta xtreme's website and they got custom interior pics under the interior link I think it is. They got some sweet ones.

Cool did you know the engine size?

Is it possible to polish BMF or is their another way to make stainless or chrome trim so it looks shiny? It all looks dull to me.

Guage cluster should not be too hard with a photo-decal.

This would be another cool car to build. The stunt car is the only one we know what kind of motor it has (there are 5 or 6 all together) which is a 427 which the director says is the biggest motor. Would be an easy build. In the later part of the series they removed the spotlights. here is the link to the fan page on car domain: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2589609

Lookin good man. I like the way you set it up.

This would be a cool build custom or stock. It was a '57 Chevy that GM built in '57 though they were expensive as hell. The only interior change was the dash plaque and the horn button:

Sweet. Looks better then that hideous truck GM built. Definately an improvement.