As you wish, sir. The soft top is in the original box, buried somewhere in that pile of boxes in my garage (last photo). All of those big boxes are fu...

@al_dorado This was the only one I've ever seen on eBay. I had to have it, and it didn't come cheap!

Yeah, I remember that truck. You have a talent! Maybe you should break out the old paint brushes again. Other than reshooting some of my diecasts, I...

@jcarnutz Thanks, John. I've never seen one of those on eBay. Great shots, by the way!

I got into die casts late in live, but I got into building car kits in the 50s. I "hark back" too, John. I've got this one (or two):

JB, show us some more of your incredible weathering techniques.

John, you've got so many cool models that I've never seen. Please tell us the mfg so I can search. I'd love to have that Rolls!

Yeah, they don't make 'em like they used to... thank god! Of course cars only cost a couple thousand dollars back then. We had a '57 Plymouth wagon, b...

I was just going to say that it looks like Packard borrowed a few styling cues from Studebaker on this one.

Hey Rich, I've got a Philly Mint 1970 Challenger that looks similar to the model you have. I think this was made by DM for Philly. Is this the same Ch...

@john3976 Thanks, John. I'll check it out. I design and print my own decals with a HP Color Laser Jet Pro M254 dw. I swap the black to the whit...