All set, Eric. You should have Paypal $ from me by now.

Mark, are you thinking about what I think you're thinking? Its been a long time...

Yep. That's a unique version of dual motoring. Its surprisingly easy to do a dual inline motor successfully, and these early CanAm cars are perfect for it. I did a Mercedes 196 with dual NSR motors (much more crowded than a CanAm), set up counter rotating with independent rear drives for the Land Sp...

Ever since I had a collection of Aurora TJet McLaren M1A's years ago, I have been looking for the 1964 M1A (spare tire and wheel under the front windshield), in 1/32nd. The 1/43rd guys have them from several resin kits, but I have never found the car I want anywhere. I ask on HRW from time to time, ...

YES! YES! YES! That's it- or close enough I can use it. I just ordered two. Thanks, Wobble.

How long ago was that David? Maybe that's when I started trying to find one?

What a lineup! Edsel Ford would be proud. Where in the world did you ever find a 1/32nd Edsel Ranger Custom? Does it have a push-button transmission in the steering wheel hub?

Aw man, Bob. The next time I go to see my boy in Athens, I'm comin' to Warner Robbins!

You know, it just floors me that after all these years with Geo Turner Models in my bookmarks folder, I never thought to look there for the car I wanted all this time. I built his Allard J-2 years ago, and a visitor to my track bugged me to death until I sold it to him. I think he paid $150-$175 for...

...and silent gears, perfect bearing centers, run-in motor, low center of gravity, perfect tire profiles, stable guide, etc. Look out, guys. He's serious.

4424ever has received it now, the beat goes on...

I don't know how you crank'em out so fast, Bob. Great work as always, and I really like the subject. I have been collecting pieces and parts for 2 years to build the Bentley Blower, and I'm not near ready to build yet.

I thought rat rods were strictly a way to salvage unrestorable cars. This hulk looks damned good. They are not really going to do a belly-dragging, primer paint rat rod are they? By the way, "Stylemaster" is new to me. Have you ever seen that before? Before I go looking it up, I just wonde...

Okay, I looked it up. The "Stylemaster" was the bottom line trim level, with "Fleetline" above it with more chrome. The Stylemaster was offered in the full line the same way the Fleetline was, with woodies, trucks, 2 & 4door versions, coupes, sedans, and cabriolets. I had no ...

Yes, absolutely! This thing has real character.