Crazy Ed

Like - The fact that many of the Cars I want to build (Road Racers from the Early 60's - the mid 70's) were manufactured either in Plastic or Resin Hate - Although manufactured, most are LONG out of production and in many cases cost as much or more than a 18 year old bottle of Mcallan Scotch.

I'm just a good lovin' ramblin' man Say Buddy can you spare me a dime, hear me cryin', it's a .........

From the Begining, by Emerson, Lake and Plamer - One of the "Prettiest" Songs of the Era.

#2 Mexico, by James Taylor #3 Ohio, by Neil Young

Mike, I didn't konw that. Gonna have to look'em up, Thanks for the info. I did know 'bout the Bufflao Springfield and Poco. Oh and Lee, I honestly didn't know "Your Momma Don't Dance" Had Been covered

Outta the Car Long Hair!! - Your Momma Don't Dance, by Loggins and Massina

Brain Damage, by Pink Floyd - One has to wonder how many tons of recreational pharmaceuticals were consumed because of this Song and Album????

I got to drive an Indian inline 4 once and thought the "gyro" effect on turns was scary, but that rotary'd downright insane!

The Buick Nailhead'd fit right into the era also.

!!??? Not Sure Where Over wandered off too..............! Whooops.

Into the Mystic, by Van (The Man) Morrison - One of his Very Best

You picked an interesting one there Harry. A stolen song (some say twice stolen!). First by the Yardbirds and then hauled off to the Lead Guitar Player Jimmy Page's next Group.

I thought this'd get answered for sure . Shapes of Things, by The Yardbirds.

Glad All , by the Dave Clark 5

Oh I remember that Build well Brian. I traded ya for the rest of the Decal Sheet ~5 years ago .

I was gonna send this via private mail but couldn't Mornin' Art The Scarab was fully built under Reventlow's ownership. He sold it because of Tax issues not Death. He died in '72. Accuracy in the Kit is at best limited as it shares it's "Chassis" with a Ferrari kit, but seeing as it's Curbside that's no biggie.

I still haven't given up. I now know the instruments were all right of the Steering Wheel on the #77 version. There's also 2 Books that Preston Lerner wrote on the Scarabs (might be the same book with 2 different titles) Ace - there's several shots of the Engine out there. Your choices are Buick Naihead or Small Block Chevy, both with side draft Webers. The only other veriation is screen on the intake vents which seems to be a later version option. Snake - To use an Old phrase, If It Feels Good Do It!

Hey Mark, You're worried 'bout a Bug Catcher Backfire n Not about having the Family Jewels resting on a Rocker Cover right above the Exhaust Manifold

Thanks for the effort Bill. I've seen that site, but thanks again for the effort.

I'd like to see some period pictures of the interior of the Midengined Scarab from the Early/Mid 60's if anyone has some. I've wandered the Web and came up dry................

But will they still be seen, when time and tides have been? *Now in reference to the prior post - Wow Imagine Leon Russell Playin' the Piano!! ( ). Think it's time to watch Mad Dogs and Englishmen again!*

You never disappoint Curt. Another Jewel.

or you might make a Decal for these guys http://www.prdaracing.com later that same Morning...... There's a pair of 1/24 scale PRDA Decals in the Accurate Miniatures McLaren M8B #5004 Oscar Koveleski / Tony Adamowicz Kit

That'd sure make one insane Powered Skateboard!!

Like Mike n Snake I needed to look this one up.