Thanks for the photo, Harvey, I snagged it for my construction project.

Tires seem to be of some dense foam rubber, wheels likely the same material as the bus but with more texture.

And don't forget the two door Kaiser Manhatten in yellow by Esval. Photo from Esval website.

The Mustang is by?

The sedan delivery is a stock Esval item. They do a two door 210 wagon and a four door Belair wagon as well.

If this is the two door hardtop you are referring to, I cannot take credit, it is a box stock U S Model Mint white metal item.

See separate post "1956 Chevrolet 210 two door sedan"

Thanks, stay tuned, what's this going to become?

And here's a 1941 Plymouth pickup by Motor Max. A great value at less than $5.00. Yes, Plymouth did make light duty trucks for a few years. Compreh...

Nice color scheme. You can add detail by adding the four chrome strips on each fender trailing edge. I use sections of 22 gauge silver colored wire ...

If I could find a really cheap Brooklin, I would, but I hate buying full price ones and chopping them up. Just don't have the heart for it. Here's th...

This 50th replica of a circa 1966 Gillig, Cummins underfloor six cylinder diesel engine school bus was created from a Corgi GM "old look" transit bus...

Here is one of the Esval versions, photo taken from the Esval website. There is also a red and white one without continental kit.

Here just one of my two, no hot rod this one, but still going strong at 194,000 miles with its numbers matching 37 HP engine. Three box design and fo...

Thomas, I'm not contacting you about the contest. See my latest email to you inquiring about a purchase.