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Thanks. Your post was the idea for the two I bought.

I got this VW bug still in package. But package is in bad condition. Found it at my Aunt's when I helped move here years ago. She got it as part of a gas station promo and never gave it to me. That side of the family are collectors :rolleyes: Kids at the end of the Great Depression.

I've got NOS in box one with same cab and chassis, but it's a Dump Truck. I suspect its from 1974-ish. I found it in the garage buried still in Birthday wrapping. I had another Tonka Dump Truck very similar, so my dad put this brand new one away and forgot about it for 40+ years ! You can see...

I'd think that might also work for the 67-68 Barracuda grille surrounds and other aluminum grilles that you need to take apart to repair, polish and detail.

There’s scale R/C planes being built that are that size too. I think home built, not over the counter. In my brothers model club guy had one with retractable landing gear that flew around a little room. Guy designs “r/c planes” for a living that do “stuff”

Need video of that running on the tether

We’re did you purchase that 6x1 car clear display case to the left? Do you remember how much? I see one on Amazon for $99 shipped. The 2 places in Ohio about same but $35 to ship

We’re did you purchase that 6x1 car clear display case to the left? Do you remember how much? I see one on Amazon for $99 shipped. The 2 places in Ohio about same but $35 to ship

Here did you find those wheels and rims? I made one of my 68 Barracuda. But don’t have right rims for it.

That looks like a high quality Highway 61 model. The 69’s with the recall rims are low quality Yatming models. Highway 61 did/do make 69 Barracuda fastbacks too. I don’t believe anyone has made 1967 Barracuda’s in 1:18 No 18:1 notchback/coupes :( of any year.

That’s a 69

Here's a picture taken by Ed Justice Jr. from his instagram ( https://instagram.com/edjusticejr/ ) of the inside of Jim Clark's 1965 racecar at indy this weekend. Ed takes and has taken some pretty incredible racing pictures and some are posted on his instagram. Very cool to check out.

I work for a distributor of Justice Brothers. The Justice family has been close to Foyt over the years and has sponsored him and his cars at times. Here's a placard for when the above car was being shown in the Justice Brothers Museum. I'm not sure (can't remember) if Foyt drove the...

Here's a pic of a Foyt indy car that Dean Jefferies owned. My brother was in town showing some friends from Boston (Friend in pic with Dean) around and they talked there way into getting a personal tour.

No. 3.454 stoke crank Mopar made for Nascar.