Looks like ol Bob is hotrodding the LS2, now that he doesn't have that 406 to tinker on.
What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2021]
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Got the new garage heater installed in the ceiling and ran power gas and tstat to it. Still need to vent but getting close to replacing ol' semireliable radiant heater.
Revisiting the joys of Hot Wheels now that the Christmas tree is put away...
That silver blur is a Hellcat.
Reinforcing that crashing them is not only okay... it is encouraged!
That silver blur is a Hellcat.
Reinforcing that crashing them is not only okay... it is encouraged!
As long as the crashing doesn't involve a hammer from dads tool box. Seems my younger brother whom inherited my 'cars' wanted more realism for the 'crashed cars 🙄
That's awful. But, then again I did melt GI Joes with sparklers so who am I to judge?
I remember how "real" these ones seemed when I was young:
It has seen better days... but is complete and functional.
Later versions of those 'crash-ups' as they were branded here in the states went to plastic hoods but kept the metal spinning front. I remember seeing many where the hoods wore out and wouldnt hold the uncrashed shape anymore.
I have an old dukes of Hazzard general Lee hot wheels that honestly lost its paint down to primer over 98% of its body. No special efforts required
I find it interesting that this one was made in Hong Kong, not Malaysia.
Front Ender
The Front Ender is a Crack-Ups model based loosely on a Buick Regal stock car. The casting was used a number of times, usually with different names, and was discontinued in 1988 along with the Crack-Ups line. The Front Ender has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
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The Christmas tree comes down on 12/26. This is the way.
It's been down for weeks, I was illustrating a point about how invasive it is. Sadly, I left the Hot Wheels stuff in a pile until tonight.
I'd never put it up if I had my way. The tree that is.
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