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Yes. Some info inside...Try: Wings, Wheels & Waves Mike at: 330-830-7755 Mike purchased the paint side of Model Car World (MCW in North Carolina) a fe...
The orange one is sweet!
A small amount of non-acetone nail polish remover on a cotton ball will remove the door logos......with no damage to the paint. I've done this myself...
Bruce, if you run out of ideas......I've been harvesting parts from the FM '34 Packard for a resin Coupe kit that I have. jsharisky@comcast.net
There's been humor in your e-mails?
Bob, could you e-mail me please?.....(see inside)..... jsharisky@comcast.net Thank you! John
Bob Jackman: Could you e-mail please?......(see inside).....jsharisky@comcast.net Thank you! John
VERY welcome! The '59 and '60 Brougham(s) are very elegant. Seen in 1/1, they have a real presence.
The Cord was assembled in Westboro, Mass.? That's the next town over from me.
In the first "Godfather" movie a two-toned silver & black Cadillac......is shown in three (I think) scenes wearing wooden bumpers. I'm p...
Phil, you didn't list your e-mail address. Here's mine..I'm looking for DM '58-'60 Thunderbird parts jsharisky@comcast.net I'm interested in parts for...
Thanks for mentioning the 1936 Century. Following the standard formula...(i.e., larger engine in a lighter chassis), IMHO, the Buick Century was the f...