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Last seen: Aug 31, 2021
In Las Vegas, it's drunk.
Be careful about over-breeded ones.Ours needed surgery to correct a genetically flawed knee. Fortunately she is fine. X-rays of her spine indicate she...
You really started something Ken. Here goes.Born and raised in Houston TX; Graduated from the Univ of St Thomas (Houston) in Physics Attended Navy Of...
I haven't seen the gas station since about 2009.Will check it out next time I am down there. Units 1&2 are gas boiler units circa 1953 (retired in 200...
I know the place well Jerry. Reliant owned a 5-unit power plant nearby on Etiwanda Ave. It now belongs to NRG.
The kid seems to be saying "this isn't the scale I collect".
I prefer the Buick, with the 442 close behind. It was amazing how the Cutlass grew in size from its F-85 beginnings to the '67 models. I think the GT...
Cadillac did issue a '59 Brogham with what would be the fins from the 1960 model. The model is pictured in the book "Cars of the Fabulous Fifties". T...
Ertl's '57 T-Birds in Dusk Rose (P-100) and in Black (Authentics). I'm a '57 TB fan.
Hey! The next time one of you guys wants to GIVE away your collection pieces, pretend I am one of your grandkids! Pretend you are Elvis and give cars...
I watched old movies on TCM all the time and often see the name Bakaleinikoff in the credits. Is it the same man?
I always thought the design was awkward. The SS tooling adds more awkwardness.
Ertl '57 T-Bird (red), HWY61 '70 Boss 302 andAutoWorld '57 300C (grey).
That fridge should hold alot of Shiner!