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thanks I amost always have a camera with me,kinda like to keep track of my travels and things I see

this is the car that is in the above pic,was stored there since the early 70s after the accident

Tim thanks for posting/sharing you have some great boats and I would love to find one of the Chryslers myself

not sure what issue Bigfoot you saw but heres a pic from AMT #6791 Bigfoot issued in 1984 and has the same tree number F2502221 little trail bike

if the blue one is dark blue then orginial Bigfoot monster truck

did they even shrink wrap back then or should it be cellophane wrapped ???

did that for many years myself and yes it can be expensive but if your just starting out and just fooling arround its hard to beat something RTR from Traxxas or HPI both have reasonable cost rigs and parts are everywhere RPP Hobby and Tower Hobby are the onlines I've used but I always try to suport my LHS when possible

good question I've never seen a list either but heres what a quick Ebay search turned up,I'm guessing you know that the Demons,Saints and Skip's Drive In series are also along these lines Tasca Ford Thunderbolt Monster Machines 2 pk Mysterion Outlaw Custom 57 Chevy 69 Mustang Super CJ 41 Willys Swindler Lincoln LSC Pro Street 54,55,57 Chevy 3 pk Model A delivery,Model T Sedan,34 Roadster 3PK Custom 57 Nomad Pro Street Thunderbird Chi-Town Hustler 1/16th Tom McEwen's Dragsters 2 pk 56 Ford Custom Pickup Russ Davis Ford Thunderbolt Tony Nancy Hall of Fame Dragsters 3 PK Beatnik Bandit Revellution F/C 1/16th 427 Yenko SC Camaro Pontiac J-2000 Pro Street 41 Willys Super Gasser Coupe Custom Model A Pickup 41 Willys Gasser Pickup

cept for the Ram-Tuff and the Thunderstruck both longbeds with no trim

can't tell you who at the moment but someone casts a 16th scale Daytona to fit the DOH kit

the current Mongoose rail has 2 figures in it

i'd buy a few

very nice job,looks realistic

very nice job restoring it and lucky to still have your childhood ride

guess it depends on what you want to build but the older Monogram tooling kits are pretty simple,1/24 scale,lower parts count,simple suspensions and go together easy,70 Road Runner,70 GTX,Challenger,the Cudas come to mind

been a roller coaster all winter,rain,warm,wind cold,light snow,warm then it starts over oddest winter I remember in a long time and close to 50 by Tues

very nice so far

good info here and on a side note you could even get the slant six in the big B body base model cars

looking good its to bad that never happened for real Dodge really missed out

super nice job

have one in mind that I would love to build a few of but somehow it has never been kitted or done in resin that I'm aware of 84-01 Jeep Cherokees

I have one of the early release trucks that I have not built yet but it looks like a decent kit

just wondering if anyone knows of any small off road vehicles being done,the cool little extras that was popular with kits in the 70s early 80s,little minibikes,dirtbikes, snowmobile, Honda Odyssey that kind of stuff

very nice job,nice detail