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Today I went to the German Street Rod Nats in Weilburg/Germany and take some pictures of Hot Rods and Custom cars from Germany , the Netherlands & Switzerland. Check out my fotki albun http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/ca...nationals-2007/

Wayne, I'm sorry. I was so impressed about the reference pictures and your JEG'S Mustang that I didn't read how had posted the link. Wayne where did you get the decals for the JEG'S Mustang? Jarius thanks for the reminder

Thanks Jarius, thats exactly what I need

Hi, I going to build a Mustang GT500 Pro Mod from the TEM body. Are there any refence pitures of interior, drivetrain etc. avaiable? Michael

Check utemans homepage http://www.uteman.com.au/index.asp

Hi, I got this resin kit from R&R Resin. Does somebody have some more information about the original car. Color, what kind of boom, type of car etc. Thanks for your help

Do you know if the 1953 holden Fj was used by police. Michael

Here some pictures of engines from Prosche, Lamborghini and Ferrari http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/re...s_cars/engines/ Enjoy

Yesterday I had visited ´the Techno Classic Show in Essen/Germany. Lots pof great cars, excellent restautations or junk yard cars, i-e. Mecerdes Benz 230 SL found in river Neckar after 40 years. http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/ca...ssic-esse/2007/

I made the drawings and gave it to a colleague how turned and milled them.

I used 3.0 mm rod for the frame similar to the orignial RM frame

I had changed the design of my chopper. New frame and a new tank. Tank is based o a 1/32 drop tank. The frame is scartchbuild from plastic rod

While I was playing around with the parts of the 2nd Rabbit body, I came up with the idea of using the front clip for a BBQ. Firtst I wanted to build a small diorama with a BBQ in front of a wall or fence. But a trailer looks even better, specially as a BBQ on wheels. So I crafted the rear of the 2nd body into the frontclip and its nearly finished. The hood will be opened inside there will be a grill, charcoal add T-Bone steaks.

Here some new progress pictures. I had add the rear window frame. The dashboard will be modified from RHD to LHD.

Yes thats sounds familiar. During my university time (more or less studying) I work for Kölner Flitzer and drove a Caddy with hardtop.

Due to the fact that there is no resin model in 1/24 or 1/25 I got my 2 Fujimi Rabbit GTi last saturday from HLJ and star with some cuts here and here and ...... Here the first pictures More pictures here http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/mo...olkswagencaddy/ I don't have any idea how to paint it, what kind of rims, RHD or LHD

Thanks for the information. So I have do make my 1/24 model. Michael Checkout On the Workbench

Hi, I heard that there was a resin model of the Rabbit Pickup. Who made it. Was it 1/24 or 1/25?

Hi Chris, the hood isn't round enough. The rest looks quite good. Melde Dich bitte per PN bei mir. Regards

Here some pictures of my mad max 1 Conversion. I used Aoshimas Road Warrior kit and the Mad MAx 1 conversion from AFX scale More picture here http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/mo...dels/mad_max_i/

Here some pictures of my Mad Max 2 model Here some more in progess pictures http://www.carsntrucks4you.de/english/madmax2.htm More about the finished model http://www.carsntrucks4you.de/english/finished_madmax2.htm or here http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/mo...ax_road_warrio/ enjoy

The orignal car was equipped with a 351 cui V8 with a fake Weiand blower. The blower was driven by the waterpump.

Hi Chad, yes Iknow that this is a Business Coupe. QWas thinking about to convert it from a Club Coupe to a Business Coupe, but I'm to lazy for a major rebuild of the roof, doors and rear window. . And I didn't have any idea about the dimentions. I had a look into your album and I still don't want to convert it, because of the roof. The body is now glued together. Thanks for offer to measure your car. But when I'm thinking about your chopped car! This could be an other project.

Hi Craig, that awesome! Great! i like how you make your interpretation of tins

Great idea! Can't wait for the finshed model!