1960's and 1970's Vehicles

[GimpLizard]

Nice paint job on that Ford pickup Dave!

First, a 1966 Ford Fairlane 4 door.


A 1964 Olds Vista Cruiser wagon.


A 1964 Ford Falcon 2 door:

Excellent. Looks like I'll have to be sending out anouther check.

[GimpLizard]

I'm also waiting for some AMC models. 

-Cody F.

Yea... what he said.

[wazzou]

I'm in Brian.  Set some aside for me.

[Rasputen]

I already put them in the mail to you!

I'm in Brian.  Set some aside for me.

[BCR 570]

I need to order some from the second release as well as this one.  Will send via email.

Tim

[Rasputen]

I have some additional vehicles available.

First, a 1961 Ford short bed pickup:


A 1961 Chevrolet Impala:


A 1961 Dodge Dart:

[Rasputen]

Also available are a 1961 Plymouth station wagon:


a 1964 Pontiac 2 door:


and a 1961 Dodge Polara:

[Rasputen]

Also available are a 1961 Imperial 2 door:


a 1966 Dodge Dart 4 door:


and finally a 1968 Chevrolet pickup:


As before, these are unpainted resin castings, consisting of a hollow body and a separate interior/chassis.  The '68 Chevy pickup has a separate rear axle.  You will have to remove some flash from the window openings, and clean up the lower edges of the body and chassis before painting them.  No window glazing is provided.  They are $4.00 each plus $4.00 postage per order, assuming you live in the USA.  Please send me a PM if you wish to order any. 

[mrhedley]

Brian:  You have an uncanny knack for picking vehicles that were part of my past.  There were three in your last batch.  You did it again with the '61 Plymouth wagon.  We had a version that had a rear facing back seat.  I remember taking a trip to NYC with my family in the summer of 1962.  I also remember the odd shaped steering wheel and push button automatic transmission.  My Dad also had a '61 Ford pickup, and my older brother had a '64 Pontiac Lemans while he was in college.  I'll be emailing my order.  Thanks again. 

[unittrain]

Just got my impala,dart and polara and have to say these vehicles are outstanding! The molding is crisp and well detailed, will be getting more of your vehicles.

[sirenwerks]

Any chance we'll be getting a late-60s Ford Bronco or IH Scout? Or maybe a Jeepster or a late Dodge Power Wagon?

And a '61 Continental?

[Rasputen]

I do have a 60s Bronco but I haven't started on it yet.  It will be early next year before I have that ready.  The only decent looking Scout I could find, if I remember correctly, was a 1978 model.  I thought that might be too new to generate enough interest in.  I've never seen a good model of a later Power Wagon or a Jeepster - if you know of one that is 1/32 scale or smaller, please let me know.  I am also working on an IH pickup but that too is a ways off.
I'll  have to look into the possibility of a Lincoln Continental.

[sirenwerks]

Busch makes/made an HO scale 1945-68 Dodge Power Wagon and Brooklin Models makes/made a diecast 1:43 1952 Willys Overland station wagon.

[keeper]

I know you've done the '77 Dodge Monaco. Do you plan to do the '74 as well?

Thomas 

[Loren Perry]

Your trucks are beautiful. Great job!

But your In-N-Out hamburger stand is outstanding! That was my all-time favorite place to have a truly superb burger when I lived in California.

Was that a kit or did you scratchbuild it? Whatever you did, you captured it perfectly. Well done! (No pun intended, of course

My 4 arrived a few weeks ago (very nice) but I haven't had a chance to do anything with them until this weekend.  Here's the first one - I got a little overspray on the roof, and when lightly sanding went through to the primer.  I think I'm going to leave it, it's a 27 year old truck on my layout and the hard California sun has taken it's toll on the paint .  Next up in the paint booth is a Ford Econoline (that's in in primer in the background of the second photo). . .



And leaving after enjoying his double double with grilled onions