Mention the letters “HO” and everybody’s going to automatically know you’re either talking about model trains or bland, mushy farina cereal. They might not know, though, that you could also be discussing scale automotive models. Sure, HO is by far the most popular scale for railroad modelers (about 85 percent of them pick HO), but […]
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Wallpapers are back for this Friday. As I mentioned this morning, I was inspired to put up an abandoned auto I shot last year. We can’t quite figure out what it is, other than a full-sized Buick. We’ll take any thoughts you might have on the subject.
You’ll be redirected; if it’s not obvious, you’ll need […]
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Walking the rows in the Orange Field at Hershey, this pile of parts that at one point constituted a 1932 Ford caught my eye. “Remember - God Hates a Coward” the seller wrote on the masking tape on the upper door frame. The other bit of masking tape carried the price: $1,900 for all. I […]
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I thought this one was pretty cool. I was looking around the Rock Auto website the other day and came across this Nash Metropolitan project that was recently finished.
Looks like Granny’s grocery getter right?
Nice restoration job both inside and out.
Look in here! Ford fuel-injected 5.0 liter engine. New goodies also included a narrowed Ford 9″ third […]
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