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While out in Salt Lake for the final GSL, the event has always ended with an awards brunch on Sunday morning. That left most of the day to explore with the rental car. Over the years we have pointed the car in all directions, starting with a trip to Bonneville and Wendover, Nevada. Other years we went to Idaho and Wyoming and out on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. This year my traveling buddy Bill noticed there was a car museum in Sandy Utah so we decided to check it out. Turns out it was an interest concept. With shopping malls in decline, they occupied the entire first floor of a former anchor store, with minimal upgrades. The cars were all owned by local collectors. They also had another location in Provo, so with a full afternoon on our hands we drove there as well. Same mall concept there too. The photos are from both locations.
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DiOlex resin 77 Caprice four door
Tom Geiger replied to hedotwo's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Looks nice! I have his 78 Corolla Deluxe wagon and it’s wonderful! He’s one of the few printers who supply the interior and other needed parts. My Corolla even had a chassis and everything fits super! God bless the Ukraine. I hope he and his family stay safe! -
Bingo! This was the same response I got when I suggested charging a while back. Last year a similar site for stamp collectors decided to charge a membership fee. They lost 3/4 of the members. The best thing you can do to support this site is to pay for a subscription to the magazine!
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Because their drinking
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“Mate, over here”, called my Aussie friend when he saw me across the auditorium.
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Because they decline to accept payment! I have voted with my wallet. I am a magazine subscriber, unlike a lot of the complainers.
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Robbing little kids
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1978 Dodge D100 Tesla Swap
Tom Geiger replied to Chuck Most's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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I have left the ads visible because the income is important to the site. Just remember there are folks you could feed free steak dinners, and they’d complain about it!
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The Official EBay Discussion Thread
Tom Geiger replied to iamsuperdan's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
eBay has always been chasing Amazon's tail and they'll never catch it! -
in McDonalds Playroom
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Foose Pickup (my take)
Tom Geiger replied to ncbuckeye67's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Funny thing... back when the Foose series was announced there was a lot of moaning in the community! People were upset that Revell was bringing out customs you couldn't do anything with, instead of a 1951 Hoosit that they personally wanted to see kitted. And interesting how many ways we have figured out how to build them! -
Model Builder Poll
Tom Geiger replied to Dave Ambrose's topic in Model Cars Magazine News and Discussions
This poll is still up and active! Are you still looking at new data? -
What did you see on the road today?
Tom Geiger replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Saw this in a restaurant parking lot in Maryland where we lunched during the MidAtlantic NNL Neat WWII era Jeep I saw in Utah Need I say more? Outside the hotel in Salt Lake City A study in weathering.. I might just try to duplicate the paint job. It’s how trucks wear out west.. from the top down.. east coast trucks rust from the bottom up! -
Seclusion is achieved by going into the model room and locking the door
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Show us your summer toys! (Non-auto related)
Tom Geiger replied to atomicholiday's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
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Ah Gotcha! Not exactly what you were expecting? I did build a Foose Ford pickup and was so impressed with how well it went together, I envisioned the chassis under other trucks. When I had the need to build something Japanese for the Diversified Scalers Diorama, I thought "why not?" The Foose chassis was a little too long and a little two wide... otherwise perfect! I added the wheel wells from the Dodge D50 pickup kit and they fit pretty well. On this kit, the bed clips into the back of the cab which really helped get it sitting right on the chassis I did shorten the chassis, drive shaft and exhaust a bit to fit. I didn't narrow the chassis or wheels at all. The flares covered them well. I did the shortening right behind the master cylinder, as you can see the two cross bars are pretty close. The toughest part of this build was carving out the interior floor, and creating a new transmission hump.
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Foose Pickup (my take)
Tom Geiger replied to ncbuckeye67's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
On the Foose pickup the glass fits very well, in fact too well. It snaps in place as a unit. During my test fit, I couldn't get the glass to come back out! Be careful! -
kicks your butt
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Peter was my turtle’s name when I was a child
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Chevelle is an American rock band formed in Grayslake, Illinois, in 1995.
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Kit Carson received little formal education and remained nearly illiterate his entire life, so kit directions would have been useless!