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What kind of rules are we talking about? :think: :think: :think:

We had a lot of fun racing the Scaley trucks. And if you put Paul gage tires on them you can race them without magnets.

that VW is just way beyond cool
just the type of builds I am into :text-coolphotos:

Sarge, don't you know me by now?
"Rules? You say we have rules in this game? "Nahhh senoir, we don' need no stin-king bad-ges!"

Seriously, I just want to build the truck. I'll take any rules everyone decides on.

Dave, I wouldn't want to intrude on the guys who do those Fly/GB Track trucks that are so modern and so big, but I like 'em all, otherwise. Personally, I think the older trucks had a lot more creativity, and you could tell them apart, they don't require a stepladder to get in them, you can change the tire without an engineering degree, they didn't have interiors to make a Cadillac blush, etc.

We have 1/32nd old Fords, F-100 and Falcon Ranchero, its pretty simple to make an El Camaro from a Malibu, a Ranchero from a '57 Fairlane, even an original '59 El Camino Apache (my personal dream car), can be made from a '59 Impala convertible or sedan.

Ah, I've got the drift now. I've got one of CCobra's COE Chevy 3D kits that would work great......now what chassis? :think:

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man I wish it was easier and more affordable to get bodies like these beauties
all the way down here
one of the disadvantages of living so far away from everything

i can cast more f100s in about a month and will also be adding a dodge to the mix too.....

I'd be in for this

I can cast resin bodies for '59 El Camino, '50 Chevrolet truck, '49 Ford F1, '48 Dodge truck, and '76 El Camino.

If you do a '59 El Camino, I will definitely buy one. That's a lot easier than customizing a plastic model kit. It'll be tougher in smashups, too.

Hmmm, maybe I could do another econoline.

Wow that VW is very cool!

That is incredible! I need to see it again!



Thanks!

Scott