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A quick and dirty build....and a whole lotta modeling fun....(updated)


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On 12/18/2020 at 6:56 PM, tim boyd said:

They were originally intended for a mag article on how to adapt different bodies to the Revell Model A Roadster/Coupe kit frames.

Bumping an old thread here, I know Tim…but did this article idea ever see the light of day?  

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On 12/22/2020 at 11:19 AM, tim boyd said:

. . .  everyone of us enjoys model building on different terms. for different reasons, and in different ways. . . . he enjoys his projects and shows unbelievable talent. . . 

. . .  modeling on their own terms . . .

. . .. 

 

oft times this is a hard message to get across.  some equate mere quantity with enjoyment. 

some just want to "do a poppa-wheelie."

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Totally grooving on this - and it would definitely be a Harb's Hobby Finalist for sure. 

Getting closure on a long stalled project is one of the great feelings in the hobby.

To review, though: is this the original 25T chassis?  

Love, love, love the idea of repurposing the early hemi for this, although I would keep a fire extinguisher handy for when a float sticks in one of those old Teapots.

 

 

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On 6/20/2025 at 11:52 PM, OldNYJim said:

Bumping an old thread here, I know Tim…but did this article idea ever see the light of day?  

Hi Jim....yes it did IIRC.  It became a cover article in MCM a couple of years back (look in the upper right corner of the mag cover) and this was the finished project....thanks for asking!  TIM 

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On 6/21/2025 at 10:54 AM, Ragtop Man said:

Totally grooving on this - and it would definitely be a Harb's Hobby Finalist for sure. 

Getting closure on a long stalled project is one of the great feelings in the hobby.

To review, though: is this the original 25T chassis?  

Love, love, love the idea of repurposing the early hemi for this, although I would keep a fire extinguisher handy for when a float sticks in one of those old Teapots.

 

 

Bob...yes,,,if my memory serves, it was based on the '25T Double Kit hot rod chassis parts....TB

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On 6/21/2025 at 7:12 AM, sidcharles said:

oft times this is a hard message to get across.  some equate mere quantity with enjoyment. 

some just want to "do a poppa-wheelie."

Charles....yes and I still feel that way, too....thanks for your comments...TB

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10 hours ago, tim boyd said:

Hi Jim....yes it did IIRC.  It became a cover article in MCM a couple of years back (look in the upper right corner of the mag cover) and this was the finished project....thanks for asking!  TIM 

Ahh, I bet I have it in the archive!! Apparently read it, enjoyed it, forgot it and now get to enjoy it again!  Thanks Tim!

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