That other one is available at the Gas bars for $9.95 with gas purchase.

I got 2 of those as well.

 

I put my model pics in my gallery. I was sick last week and did not get to post them. We also just moved into our new house and I had to dig them out.

 

Nice,
did you remember to HIDE that album.... by clicking the box ?

 

No how and why do I want to do that?

 

where abouts in Illinois do you live big daddy bigfoot?

 

This explains why.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...uidelines.html



Read the area inside the red box I made.

 

Beardstown Illinois

Dennis how can I change it now?

 

Go to that album and put the check mark in the box...then update album

 

I got r done for ya.

 

Here is the die cast CT 48 tow truck I got for $10.00 at the CT gas bar.

One taken with the flash, one without

 

Picked up my Model Kits (2) for the F-350 talked about on this thread.

He ordered 5 or 8 (I can't remember) so I bought 2.

Anyone in Canada who wants one of these ..contact me for the name of the store where you can purchase it from. Cost to me was $35.00+ Gst.

 

'79 Ford Harley Davidson

http://cgi.ebay.com/Harley-Davidson-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

I didn't read through all these posts, but ERTL (AMT) is re-releasing many of the original AMT 1/24th and 1/25 scale model kits. Some of the boxes carry the original artwork, some have been gussied up.

In the heyday of these kits, they were made by Lindbergh, Aurora, AMT, Jo-Han, Revell, Pyro, and a few lesser known makers.

The first scale models were cast from aluminum by AMT (Aluminum Metal Toys) their first one was a 1947 Ford Fordor. It was made for Ford Dealers as a give-away...the first of the promotional models.

One of the first promotional models made in plastic was the 1948 International pickup. Try finding one today in the original box! Having the original box with an early promo can double or triple the value.

 

Theres a couple of 79's on Ebay right now.
Models that is 4x4 reg cab.

 

AMT released the 79 King Ranch which I bought for 25 bucks. Haven't put it together, but I wondered why they made the box with the outline of the "tire door on the side" like the camper specials.

I also bought an original 77 (I think) "Bonnie Boss truck" off Ebay last year for about 50 bucks. The plastic was torn off the box, but the pieces were still in the original packaging. Nothing was opened on the inside. Not sure what I'm going to do with them.

I would like to see AMT or someone else start making the ford trucks again. I want to make an exact or close too replica off my 77 F250 4x4