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Geoff, This is a 1946 Ford Deluxe Convertible of friend. It has a german G19 flathead. The turnsignals are not original they are from an old VW Beetle. The under dash gauges are also not original. Beside these modifications everything is original.

Here some pictures from last friday cruise more pictures here

Herne someone pictures of todays show https://www.flickr.com/photos/129749274@N02/albums/72157660738309357

Adam, klasse gebaut! Und wie üblich sehr schön gealtert

It was a great show, except for the rain. more pictures Herr https://www.flickr.com/photos/129749274@N02/

What are the theme classes?

Kill them

Is that set still available?

Ed, Count on me I'm coming .

while I'm living in Germany it is hard to get Norm's parts here. But Norm sent his stuff well packed to Germany. It takes some times a bit long ('3 ears for the '41 Coupe) But his stuff is far the best that you can get.

Just saw this Porsche 919 in the street in Cologne/Germany

1/8 Shelby Cobra

I thought that I made something wrong with my model. Did you fix the problem? If yes how?

Steve, what about some door lettering or pin strip decals for to rod?

Today I was able to have a look on Ford's new GT. That car looks awesome and the sound is a bit strange. I'm missing 2 cylinders Here you can here the sound of a Ford GT

The easised way is to build a 2dr. Charger is to use the resin body from Scaleproductions

Thanks for the comments

There were some problems with centering of the rear wheels in rear fender. I'm not sure if this problem comes from the fenders or the fact that I modified the rear spring. An other issue is the area between door and roof there is a cab of about 1 mm. Otherwise the parts from Best Model Car Parts have a good fit.

Here some pictures of my '30 Ford Model A Closed Cab pickup. I used Best Model Car Parts conversion kit together with a '30 Model A Sedan. Strombergs from Model Car Garage, with scoops from Replicas Miniatures. Headlights, beauty rings and baby moon caps are from Parts by Park. The exhaust is made out of solder wire and aluminium tubing.

Times are changing in Germany

Here some pictures of the models form this years show in Weilburg.

This week the German Street Rod Association had held there annual Nationals. Around 100 Rods from Germany, Switzerland and Netherlands meet in a nicely castel. It is unbelievable how much Rods were on the streets here in Germany. Part of the show was also a small model show and contest More pictures from the GSRA Nats