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Where did you source the engine for the Falcon? *NM*
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That one is mine. This car and the Dart next to it represent the ordinary everyday cars that many of us drove back in the day *NM*
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Detroit NNL When you see these photos you would think I was at a different show. than those who have posted. *LINK*
That Marlin is fantastic!!!! *NM*
Wow….I’ll second that , beautiful work! *NM*
You did great, Dave.... Have to agree with you that that Marlin is gorgeous, but my favorite is the '71 Mustang wide body.... Also, great to see that everyone is digging Tom Matthews' scratch build Emergency Crown engine. *NM* *PIC*
Great pics! Thanks, Dave. *NM*
Such a fun time...and I found a few nice things :) *NM*
I really liked that Falcon. The builder did a great job on it! *NM*
That one is mine. This car and the Dart next to it represent the ordinary everyday cars that many of us drove back in the day *NM*
Where did you source the engine for the Falcon? *NM*
That is from Perry's Resin. I bought it at a DAAM show many years ago. I don't know if he is still casting. *NM*
Just to poke some fun.... Caption this photo (remember to be nice). *NM* *PIC*
Re: "Dude, have you seen my glasses? I can't find them anywhere!". *NM*
Uh, yeah.. I do have a name... gimmie a minute... (But seriously, who are these two guys?) *NM*
Tim Boyd and Cliff Read *NM*
Tim Boyd left and Cliff Read right? *NM*
Yes. *NM*
Thank you. *NM*
Going by their types voices I thought they were much taller.............lol. *NM*
A lot going on at the show! It was quite enjoyable. *NM*
Terrific pics and show coverage. Thanks for sharing! *NM*
