southpier

I had never heard of this car so I searched it. among other sites, I found this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04BtV1YOJgE these guys have stones!

at the very least a dealer should notify you - and ship what he has in a timely manner giving you the option to wait or cancel with full refund.

looks like a kneeler with elbow rests when speaking into the porcelain phone to Ralph about those Buicks

mine. why?

that's fine! you're well on the way, too.

coming to grips with the conclusion 99% of "irks" are first world problems and don't mean doodily in the grand scheme.

that's some great slice & dice going on. Q: was this a prototypical Ford model for 1936 or are you creating a phantom?

yeah; one's an innie, the other an outie.

nice, 'specially the wire wheels

not sure what version you're building, but maybe there's something here that can help: http://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/amt-instructions/automotive-cars--pi/ford/1921-1930/

my backside itches just looking at that

you already know the answer; trick question!

if not, maybe this: but with #2 you'd probably need the piece already formed; I don't see it being able to be carved cleanly.

my reading for comprehension suffers from time to time ... but if I understand the question, and you have one end of the assembly accessible (i.e., not attached to anything), this might work:

more utes

layers of different sized styrene strips. (tip: if you make the title relevant to your question, I think more people would respond)

yeah; getcha mojo workin'

that's how you tell "real" bakelite

I dunno. have checked other cottage suppliers over the past few days and most guys are getting about $7.00 for a pair of tires. so 4 for 15$ isn't as outrageous as first blush. and most suppliers are listing these below 12. they make great stocking stuffers, and that is a price we can all deal.

I vote the Hiace as a dually

true. the most important thing I learned in two years of tech school is the "C" word = Communication

this is what people depend upon. I just had a credit card replaced because BoA noticed odd activity. usually there'll be a few test charges ($3 - 20) to see if the card works before the fun begins.

buncha ballbusters. anyway, 1969 and was watching the Chambers Brothers warm up for the lead act, Joe C hissef. things got a little "too intense" and I had to leave the auditorium before the set. suppose I should regret it, but somehow I have moved along without ... well, 70 isn't chronologically old, but i'll wager they were like "dog years" and he packed like 150 into it.

no love for chenille?