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Marlowe Johnson has inspired Supercars to produce his "Yankee Peddler"....
Congratulations on a job well done.
Well done, Marlow. Here is the link http://www.supercar1.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=8034
Nice !
Wow! What an honor! Can't do much better than that Marlowe. Since you already have one........
...I'll take your complimentary Super Car replica. LOL
Man, this is so cool; way to go!
Applause thunderingly heard...Please, Marlowe, stand and take a bow! Congratulations!
Ha! Thanks folks. Supercar Collectibles deserves enormous credit for taking the risk to produce...
... the AWB Mopar drag race cars from 1965. The financial risk must have been enormous and it's gratifying to see that their gamble has paid off for them will a sell out of almost all of their AWB offerings! I'm really happy to see the Yankee Peddler is being produced and it's an honor to be acknowledged for my modification project. Now I'm hoping they'll produce the A/FX Mustangs from 1965!
Thanks Marlowe, now we all can get one!
Congrats Marlowe! Very cool indeed!
+ 1 ... Good job MARLOWE .... You done good
Wow Marlowe...very impressive. See your hard work paid off.
Actually, this is the SECOND time SC has reproduced an original MJ 1/18 creation! WOW!
(PICS) Marlowe was the FIRST guy make a 1/18 AWB car..."California Flash!"
This car PRE-dates any of the 1/18 AWB releases from Supercar Collectibles! Marlowe Johnson, a man with vision!
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PICS - Thanks for the memories! That was when we were doing simultaneous modification...
... projects. You were doing your tribute car in memory of your Mom. You were quite helpful in assisting me getting through some of the snags on the Butch Leal car.
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You killed it with the oil on the removable dipstick!
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Glad I could help in ANY way. Boy, those were the days...when hi-end 1/18 models were $79.99!
The 1956 is amazing. I never knew about it before. Incredible workmanship.
I have a 1956 Bel Air Sport Sedan which needs a recolor to match the outlandish car used in the film Mon Oncle. The real car was bright green metallic, pale purple metallic, and pink. I know, sounds repulsive, but the colors were significant in the film and most effective.