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Oh my word!!!!!

It looks like once my surgery is done and recovery is complete - which means I will once again have the full use of both hands and arms - that chassis building will once again be a regular happening in my research & development lab! It is simply so frustrating to not have any strength nor feeling and that it changes from time to timr with no consideration.

Plymouths, Hudsons, real Mercs, Barracudas and even Ggremlins! OH MY!!! Where to begin? I've been looking for a 1/32nd Hudson Hornet for some time now.

Thanks for the info!

That looks nice. Thanks Ray for making these. I have the diecast of it & have always wanted to build a slot out of it. Maybe one day

That is sweet!

Thanks for the kind words everyone. And Florida Slotter, you get better and I'll keep making those obscure bodies! ;)

I built the Plymouth Savoy because I liked it but did not expect the immediate sales. I was going to post on Home Racing World because my email distribution caused my back log to be sold out on the first day! That’s okay Harry, now I won’t have to post it and can get busy making more Plyms. :D

Here’s a tease. Wait ‘til you see what’s next!

Ray,
I have a 1/32 diecast 1954 Ford coupe if you have any interest in casting it.

Good looking car, Ray!

Ray:

When you get the time: What's the wheelbase on your new Plymouth?

Thanks.

Thanks Ray, let me know. I was thinking it could make a neat short track car or Carrera PanAmerica car.

First, thanks Dave!

LAMing: The wheelbase for the 1:1 1956 Plymouth Savoy is 115 inches. At 1:32 it measures 3.59 inches. The model measures 3.59 inches.

Alaskaracer: I love Cerrara Panamericana race cars! I just got some decals, some from A2M in Spain and some from Patto's. I'm doing a '49 Mercury in between making bodies. The only Grand National I could find who ran a '56 Savoy is Johnny Allen...

Excellent work as usual, that '56 Savoy is sweet!

-Jon