OK, here is the next installment in my 1:18 collection. A 1969 SCCA Trans-Am road racer by Welly ( The #70 driven by Warren Tope). A very well done car, in fact the same casting that GMP used for thier Trans-Am Mustangs.

The truck is a beautful F150 by Beanstalk. And again, the trailer is by GMP. I hope you enjoy. I should have the pic quality better this time around!

Here we go!

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2781.jpg

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2788.jpg

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2785.jpg

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2787.jpg

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2782.jpg

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/WilsonRacePhotos/SSCN2784.jpg

You might have noticed in the photos of my collection that I posted recently that I have the same Mustang, plus the #15 and the #2. I'm pleased with all of them as well. Excellent detail for the dollar. I also have two of the Trans-Am Camaros alongside them. There are still more of that vintage Trans-Am cars I want to get in time.

Awesome pics, but they are still grainy..=/

sweet post them in the custom area. thay will love it

Awesome pics, but they are still grainy..=/

Your right, but I am narrowing it down. I reduced the size while in camera, but did not "digitally sharpen". What I need to do is upload a pic in full size and reduce on the photo bucket site. I use Nikon software, and it does not resize on the PC ( or at least I can't find it!) But on dial up, that is such a looooooong upload time!

DiecastMM, I don't have any of the Camaros yet, but I do plan on addiong over the next year. I have a real PASSION for road racing, and the old vintage Trans Am stuff just knocks me out! It was seeing your collection that made me want to post mine. I just loved your racing theam cars!

Gunn, but I did nothing to them, except select them and place them together!

Thanks for the kind words guys. I have a few more to follow! :thumbsup:

Actually if you just use MS Paint to resize them, it should work fine. That's what I do.

69Stang, if you love the vintage Trans-Am stuff, you would have loved the Vintage Grand Prix at Watkins Glen this past September. More real Trans-Am cars there in one place than I have seen in years. It was great to see the real versions of some of my models out there competing. Really fabulous!!!