jerseyjunker1

nothing bad to say its done super nice.OK MAYBE ONE THING. change the oil more often.

absolutly right on the fiberglass panels. but don't feel bad Randy. i once totaly rusted a studebaker allante which i found out later has a fiberglass body. when someone pointed it out to me i said it was a one of a kind concept car with an all metal body that had been long forgotten. lol anything to save face.lol

like it!!!! I LOVE IT.smotth as silk. super job.

you never cease to amaze me. very cool George. see you at nnl east. (LORD WILLIN AND THE CRIK DON'T RISE ) LOL

this car is a 1957 mercedes. it was a tin car that is a perfect 24th scale. it was all tin including the interior. i cut the body to make opening doors hood and trunk. put it on a diecast chassie and made an interior using old aged cloth..hope it aint to scary to look at. lol

this is a 1/18 scale 1948 ford woody converted into a barn find junker. its been in the barn awhile and the termites are starting to take a tole on the wood.i did a few things like make my own tires / put in all real glass / real wood roof slats and cloth covering / the back side doors and back hatch doors did not open so i made them open / loaded it with junk and aged it. if i ever get around to it i will conceal the body screws on the bottom.

this is a perfectly done daily driver. everything just fits so nice. love the engine room.lol sweet build

sleeeeeek i would love to take this out for a sunday ride. super job

i built this trailer a couple of years ago for the owner of wcpd who makes the models. it was painted black as thats what color the car is that it will be the mate to.it is a 1/24th scale diecast and i copied the trailer from pictures of a real trailer.if i remember right i later removed the side trim as thats how he wanted it done. hope some like it.

very cool Ben. excellent weathering and i like the tow bar to. JUNKERS UNITE:::

thanks for the praise guys. it was a fun car to do.

hope a good wind don't come by. that looks like a long drop down and i think even a muscle car like that would not survive the fall.great looking build. NOW GET IT OFF THE LEDGE.LOL

to cool real well done car. i always liked the way the doors opened suicide in front standard in back.sweeeet

in the late 70s and 80s i had two 1.1 36 ford 5 window coupes and altho i would never alter them in any way i always liked when others do them. this model looks like some i have seen in shows and it is a realy cool build. great job on it.

man alive this is one great build everything looks real to life. from the headlights to the tailights it is perfect.

some more shots. here is how the car was found.lol

hello guys i have not been on in awhile just very busy with real life drama.lolthis car is a 1/18 scale precision diecast 1950 ford. it was a police car that was a little distressed so it made for a nice barn find junker.lol i have a ton of hours in this one a lot to explain so i will just let the pics speak for themselves.

thanks for all the compliments guys. glad you liked this one.

this is a franklin mint 1/24th scale 1930 caddy sedan. it was made to resemble a long abandoned car on an old farm that has been used as target practice by the locals.it has over 200 bullet holes. all of the glass is real glass that i laminated. glass bulbs in headlights and tailight. about as ugly as they get.

a man after my own heart.i wish i had more time to look at all your pictures. i will look at more as i can. great work.

you can try this Allen 24th 25th scale i believe these are hollow inside. but i could be wron http://www.larrygscale.com/servlet/the-28/1-fdsh-24-SCALE-G-SCALE/Detail

kooool looking caddy all you need now are some homie figures they will fit right in with this theme.

they are both real nice. i am thinking the four door is a promo. very nice and love the color.

so true.

thanks for asking that Rob.i have it set up so i can reposition trees and other items like debri and cars and i can use diferent pictures as a backround for picture taking.