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  1. southpier
    link?
  2. southpier
    what is an alternative? was a stock back end used?
  3. southpier
    http://www.hovermotorco.com/2013/03/edsel-designer-roy-brown-jr-dead-at-96.html?showComment=1362631357576
  4. southpier
    see post #9, here: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=69705&hl= actually, if you have time there's a bunch of good information in that thread which may help.
  5. southpier
    i'm dyin' ova heah
  6. southpier
    i thought this last night
  7. southpier
    looks boss!
  8. southpier
    or make a wood stake body. i think it's important to acknowledge your observation, and next time you may make a different styling change. "learning curve". and it's just as important to know what you don't like, so that you can create what you do like.
  9. southpier
    a lot of fellows use "blue-tack" available at stationary & art stores. some use a dab of superglue, and then cut the parts apart. i have heard of using white glue, too. i have taken to drilling & pinning with brass rod where possible, and using tiny machine screws if it can be put somewhere unnoticed.
  10. southpier
    she was no Jungle Pam
  11. southpier
    great idea; final product seems to justify the work
  12. southpier
    here's some: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1353&bih=793&q=1932+Chrysler+engine&oq=1932+Chrysler+engine&gs_l=img.12...8609.8609.0.10115.1.1.0.0.0.0.79.79.1.1.0...0.0...1ac.1.5.img.f-I7rZOp9zQ
  13. southpier
    that came out swell!
  14. southpier
    the benchmark for the industry is Replicas & Miniatures of Maryland and The Parts Box. the title doesn't indicate what engine the parts are being installed - so i cannot offer more accurate information.
  15. southpier
    the front row line up looks like the whole Rod & Custom fleet!
  16. southpier
    ha ha. must be something in the air today. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=782175&showall=1
  17. southpier
    i see empty shelf space - let's step it up!
  18. southpier
    i shop at walmart so i can use my 40% coupon at hobby lobby. the poor man always brags how rich he once was, and the rich man how poor.
  19. southpier
    http://www.tocmp.com/
  20. southpier
    i'd use the gift certificate for storage media. there's so much information available online. easier to store, although it doesn't look as nice on the coffee table. ton of vintage magazines here: http://www.modelencyclopedia.com/magazines.php?MagId=115
  21. southpier
    go for it
  22. southpier
    that's really nice; 1/8" scale?
  23. southpier
    to know, one must learn. to learn, one must ask.
  24. southpier
    get a smooth undersized pulley and add crosspieces just like the belt. like bellybuttons; ones an innie, the outher an outie!
  25. southpier
    this is from post #24. did you grind the hood sides thinner in order to open the louvers? it makes a nice detail. also, i have found the early Ford catalog from Mac's to be a helpful reference. http://macsautoparts.com/1909-1927-model-t-ford-parts/camid/MDT/ca/128/
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