This was made from a Tuff Ones amx when I was a kid 34 years ago.Still never runs right if at all. :rolleyes:

wow, Goose, those 3 look like most of the cars I get in my "HUGE LOT, I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT SLOT CARS" lots on ebay

I like Goose's 3 cars too!
You can tell just by lookin how much fun was had with them. Circle Track DAC

Sorry about the pics, I'm still new at this, Neal
http://ns1.nwecs.org/howorld/archives/howto/conversions/abramson/si
http://ns1.nwecs.org/howorld/archives/howto/conversions/abramson/si

bump :thumbsup:

bump :thumbsup:

Nuther how in the heck did you find this old thread of Boss's?

Bob...great idea to bring it back...zilla

Did anyone happen to download any of the earlier pictures for your own personal Fright Pigs file, so we latecomers can see some of the pix that have been taken down since the thread started?

-- D

A bona fide Oinkasaurus (http://cgi.ebay.com/Marx-1960s-Slot-Car_W0QQitemZ170464123914QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSlot_C ars?hash=item27b0741c0a) right out of the box.

:freak:

A bona fide Oinkasaurus (http://cgi.ebay.com/Marx-1960s-Slot-Car_W0QQitemZ170464123914QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSlot_C ars?hash=item27b0741c0a) right out of the box.

:freak:

Ouch, it burns my eyes and nose! Looks like a bar of soap with accessories stuck on it. And to think, this one was designed and built in the U.S., where somebody should have known better.

The whacky pipes always remind me of the classic "Wings of Mercury" FTD florist logo...like they blew off the dudes head!

Nice pick!

definately neglected...

http://hoslotracer.com/sites/default/files/PC120296_0.JPG


and this one too!

http://hoslotracer.com/sites/default/files/images/PC050263.jpg

im sorry i cant read the number on the for sale sighn to call i would like to buy

This one was turing out real nice years ago. It looked great, even though the colors were off a bit. Then I tried to lower it. Screwed it up. So I pulled the bumpers and what decals I could and put some dings in it. Its how my 1:1 street stock would look if I had one.

http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/511/medium/RichsCamera_074.jpg

cool it's on a tyco pro,rich!

im sorry i cant read the number on the for sale sighn to call i would like to buy

I can see about another one for ya... I seem to turn them up every so often. pm me.

These are not my handy-work, just some oddities I picked up recently at a show:

http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/500/DSCN1886.JPG
Magna-traction Charger with the cool wheels, fully intact posts, bumpers, windows . . . just a really crappy paint job.

http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/500/DSCN1887.JPG
Der Fuhrer was probably very proud of this Corvette at one time . . . I wish this one could tell its story.

http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/500/DSCN1888.JPG
http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/500/DSCN1889.JPG

This Camaro is another one that I wish could tell its story of journey from 'factory fresh' to outlaw modified. Those are some serious nerf-bars . . . no paperclip special here.

... are what this thread is about... WTG 'Doba... Especially the Flying Camarozaroff Bros wing car. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thats some FINE slotfolkart Doba!

I gotta have that "Mess-of-schmidt" ...er Messerschmitt!!!!!

A stone cold classic.

The chain link crash bars are right up there too.

Anyone have anything new to add to this thread??? :tongue:

Cool thread, thanks 'Doba- for bumping it back up top so i could find it :D

A Bomber with History ! I got this Body in a Trade(w/several bodies) from a friend in another forum online. It appears he rebuilt an old tyco Firebird into this Nitro Olds 455 ! He said he was just a teenager at the time, so go figure....lol.
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/283834_1654778947876_1789155386_1068977_684816_n.j pg
Also note- that the Roof was chopped and lowered....

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/283834_1654778907875_1789155386_1068976_8341303_n. jpg
The Nitro Olds 455....ya just gotta love a Bomber like this ;)
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/283834_1654778867874_1789155386_1068975_6253721_n. jpg