Do you see the reain stuff you show? I see several items of interest. If not can you point me in the right direction. I'm specificly talking about the hears parts and caskets, and the resin Caddys & Oldshearse! Thank you for your time.

Is there any one who makes resin Packard automobiles?

Are you still in business producing resin parts, namely the caskets, etc.

where can i buy these caskets

Fun website, when we have more time we can look at all the pictures together.
see ya

great photos do you know where i could purchase any of the resin caskets or landau bars in your photos

thanks,ART

could you please send me any info on any model car show in AZ. I would like to see about maybe attending them and show my models.
Thanks,
Mike

Just came across your page and try to check out your page and take a peek at your album. When you get a chance, come by to see my album and my guestbook.ciao!
http://links.fotki.com/bertha205/

Thanks I finaly got here. This is great we love it.

Nice stuff you have there. Would like to see some prices for your resin. I can prob help sell some stuff for you at my model forum. Here is the link: http://s13.invisionfree.com/B_n_B_Auto_Builders/index.php? Come join and have some fun.

TMAC member
Great site/collection of photographs. I will be spending time browsing through them.
Thanks for sharing,
Jim

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the time and effort, your last L.A. as to be your best yet, specialy with all those detail shots.
Francois Spenard
Quebec, Canada

Hi Bob,
Great pictures! You've put together some wonderful albums.

Great pictures, great models of the famous Corvair 1st serie lakewood!. How to order them?

HI, BOB

GREAT PICTURES! I'VE SEEN 8 OF MY SON'S AND AM SO PROUD!

HI, BOB...

GREAT PICTURES HERE! I'VE SEEN 8 OF MY SON'S AND AM SO PROUD!

Hi Bob,
Great pictures. Great resin-kits as well. Where can I order them?

regards,
Andy

Hi from the East Coast - saw one of your car shots on the community page and took a ride to see your albums...great looking cars...

Bob,
Great website! I'll have to check in again on one of your resin bodies. Those wagons definitely scratch an itch to build something different.
I grew up around Tucson, Yuma and Sierra Vista from early 60's to mid '80's, then moved to Houston. It's nice to see some familiar AZ backdrops for the car show pics you have. Thanks for the cruise down memory lane.

Bob,

Great site, it's very warming to see someone else who is cross addicted to model trains as well as model cars.

Jim Robison