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looks like something from the museum in Maggie Valley...

Praise God!

say "hello" to Ed at dicer's place.

15/16 scale...or so they said

I want to put the train tunnel on my garage door for Halloween. When somebody walks into the driveway, the light comes on dimly and gets brighter and brighter, then the horn sounds. IF I knew how to do that, I'd be eating a lot of candy for a month or two.

I might customize with a vanilla version or a custard one with both vanilla and chocolate Oreos

YUM! much easier than this one below, going to have to try yours on for size. Probably would use the double stuffed Oreos. https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a40810271/mississippi-mud-pie-recipe/

don't let Ralph Nader see this! He'll claim it's unsafe at any speed...

nice RoadRunner!:lol:never seen one in that color or with that type of hood scoop before. first car "could have been" a 69 SC/Rambler,$500,needed a clutch. I think the paint scheme and hood scoop scared dad off from allowing that purchase. so instead, I got a $125 66 LeMans with a 389/360hp that...

does a C-body pan have the "divot" for the pitman arm? I believe there is also a different pitman arm for big vs small block. Good luck with the project!

prayer said in service today

it would really trip my trigger if it was a Squire wagon!

remember? I still have one!

WOW! all I've ever seen is pebble size hail. my wife said as a child on vacation in SD the hail was softball size. her Dad and Aunt said they could hear it forming/popping in the clouds.

Prayers for you and those taking care of you. May God guide their hands.

makes sense, spending money makes me hungry.

nice moon tank...wonder what would fit in there...turbo 4 cylinder?

oh, I thought that is where the mother-in-law goes when out for a ride...or a backseat driver

^^^ OOPS! digging for clams? let's see you explain that one to the boss!

my Wife would love it! one slight addition-air horns, preferably from a train. Oops, I see them on the "running board", need 'em on the roof of the cab.

a 68 Plymouth "more door" a buddy built for me like the one I had after high school

I sold pretty darn near all the car kits I had...kept a few parts. MISTAKE! You know what happens: oh, I had one of these, I always wanted that kit, my Buddy built that kit in high school...and then, Hobby Lobby has 40% off. The shelves are getting crowded, may have to actually build one over...

no glue for the balsa wood airplane's? I think they had a lemon scented one...or did that come out for plastic because people were sniffing the glue?

the Grand Parent's house was converted to a miniature gas fired boiler (compared to the coal "monster" that there previously). Still radiator/steam heat when they sold house in the 70's.

Grandma and Grandpa's house had coal furnace till sometime in the 60's. I remember going downstairs and the "coal bin" was there and told not to go in cause you'll get covered in dust. I'll have to ask my wife about her Dad's house in Winfred SD, what type of refrigerator they had. It was a farm...

outdoor plumbing before that?

that bed would be awfully tall!

hope there is no snow or ice storms here

I bought one of those ages ago. Sat behind a gas station where a friend worked. It was a 4-speed car. As was the case back then, it was "just" a parts vehicle.