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Last seen: Nov 2, 2026
Great cars and photos. I have the convertible from DM. My 50 is from Motormax I think I'll upgrade to the DM.
Neat interesting way to display your buses. I like displays that keep your eyes busy with the details.
My brothers and I built a few of his models. I still have 2 of his creations in diecast.
Sorry for your family's loss. I just saw your request this morning and now see that Robert is gone. Will pray for the family.
The 55 and 56 are the only Mercurys I like from the 50s. The only Chrysler in 56 I like is the Plymouth.
That 1937 Talbot-Lago T150 is one sexy looking car.
Mike Minitanks are HO scale. Cars and tanks are not good on same road. I was told about a Porsche driver that crashed into the back of M60 and came ou...
Dad and I used to go to the train shows in KC every year in the downtown. It was a huge show with many club's dioramas in several scales. Watching the...
I'm in negotiation to have my storage unit buried with me.
It is a cool looking car. I wonder how some of these interesting cars John has shown us would have sold in the US. If they had been reliable enough.
My first choice is the 70. Always liked that year for GM, next is the 75. My youngest brother bought one when he got out of the Army. He was fond of ...
Great idea and finished project. When you move it, do you have to disassemble it?
Being a fan of the 59, I found your work very interesting.
The 54 Ford and the woodie look great.
I prefer the Buick.