Hot Wheels

Hot Wheels Bone Shaker. New wheels, valve cover and exhaust out the sides and custom bed rails and little detailed.

 

Damn, Im gonna have to move to Williams63s area to find stuff like he does. Its almost pointless looking in my area.

 

if your ever up this way stop in. we can set up my race track! bring your favorite car.

 

those 63 Galaxies are pretty cool!

 

Just curious where are you?
These are more of what I am letting go. I'm limiting things to my one bedroom now. I cant believe I'm letting some of this stuff go but if its in a box then its time. I also have display cases in the garage with cars on their way out as well.

 

Fremont NH.

 

Hot Wheels custom Midnight Otto. My buddy put nice fat real riders on this! Cut the hood and added the blower and side pipes, and the front grill and headlights from a 34 Ford.

 

Finaly got all my rides in one place

 

Some more stuff that is out in the garage. The 87 Thunderbird is a old Matchbox from about the same time span. I have a 65 Galaxie that I restored and collected anything 65 Galaxie that I could find.

 

Hot Wheels Wednesday Week 05!

 

I cannot believe you would block the bridge for that photo...

 

I know. I'm such a rebel in the eyes of OPD

 

Can you imagine the accident report if he got run over doing that? Nice pictures though.

 

It's actually a dead end and nobody uses it. I didn't get in trouble until I parked my truck for a pic. So ridiculous for an officer to bust my chops for that on a road that nobody uses.

 

You had him stymied why you were laying on the road taking pictures of little cars.
I'm sure you were able to get him to understand. He didn't know about this website.

 

Eh well he was nowhere in site when I was taking shots of the hotwheel. I turned my truck around facing the direction he came from. Took some long distance shots. Then pulled my truck in the center of the bridge. BOOM! He came flying up over a hill out of nowhere. He'd have a heart attack if he knew how many people use that bridge for automotive photography.

 

Matchbox 1935 pickup. One of my buddies customs. Painted and added real riders, cut the hood to add carbs sticking through, added the chrome valve covers and custom polished bed with moon fuel tank.

 

Been a long time since I posted here. It's the time of year when I go to what they call "The White Elephant Sale" in Oakland. I haven't bought anything in years as I have too many in my collection but I made two exceptions yesterday. I picked up a circa 1965-67 Matchbox Ford pickup and a circa 1972-73 Corgi Chevrolet Astro-1 Experimental car. $2 for the Matchbox and $12 for the Corgi. The Matchbox is flawless like it was kept put away its whole life and the Corgi is damn close the same condition and is valuated at $114 but has bidded up to $266.

 

Nice to see ya back Ridgerunner. That corgi is pretty sweet!!