Your a rookie when it comes to ramp trucks, I have two Sox & Martin ramp trucks on order, supposed to maybe be in the very end of September but I won't hold my breath, when all is said and done I will have a total of 20 1/18 scale ramp trucks, four of them will be plain white Chevrolet's that I will have themed with water slide decals. I have a plain white Chevrolet ramp truck on the way right now that I am going to put my Quicksilver Camaro on it, I am theming it as a Chevrolet Racing hauler with a set of flamed Chevrolet Racing decals on the left and right doors among other decals for the ramp body.Â
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@john3976 - Rookie? Ha! It's worse than that! Compared to your considerable and magnificent collection, I'm just an infant playing in AA! When I grow up, I wanna be just like you! 🤣Â
Love your fabricated Ford hauler.
That hauler is a work of art (worthy of a magazine article 😉) but that long-nose-Stang was also fabricated. Now THAT'S alot of work!
LOL, Marty I enjoy the photos everyone puts up of the different cars and trucks, while many are not what I collect the photos of different cars from different time periods is very interesting.Â
@chris - Without a doubt, the longnose Mustang was the most difficult modification project I ever tackled. My original plan was a disaster and total failure. I literally had to scrap it and replace it with an entirely different approach. Actually, the only reason I could complete it is that I used you as my inspiration. When I was trying to figure out solutions, I asked myself, "What would Chris do? How would 'The Professor' solve this problem?" Fortunately, that method worked as I was able to power through and complete the project. But without any question, I almost gave up on it. Â
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@chris - Yes, I have this one on order. It's a "Must Have" model. I also ordered the Bill Lawton Tasca version and purchased a Tasca Thunderbolt so they could be displayed together.Â
Now, the Bill Lawton longnose would be cool too, 'eh? LOL!










