Just want to let everyone know that I have an actual web site now at:

http://smilinrays.webs.com/

This is a "free" site so it is limited. It will direct you to the Photobucket site were all information and photo examples can be found...

http://s840.photobucket.com/home/Smil.../allalbums

Buy some of my stuff and maybe I can pay for a "real" web site with a shopping basket and direct access to PayPal and all the other bells and whistles.;)

Thanks!

I did a 1934 Ford Panel Van. Will make a good dirt racer of street rod. Check it out at my web site.

I now have a 1940 Ford Tudor Sedan resin body available as well as two new sets of wheel inserts. My most difficult body so far. Many square corners make it hard to cast. I've cast the bumpers in place but it's been difficult to get the resin out to the ends. The in place bumpers can be repaired or replaced by the additional pair that is provided. So I have to price this one at $28. Please go to my web site for details: http://smilinrays.webs.com/



ALSO, I took most of my inventory of bodies to Ramcat Larry's to sell on consignment so if you want an AMX, 1965 Chevy or Plymouth, LET ME KNOW and I'll make some more.

I now have a resin reproduction of the 1965 Chevy Impala. It comes with interior tray as shown and vac formed glass.



Let me know if you're interested.

Thanks,

Please confirm that on Saturday night, I got orders for the '65 Plymouth Fury from Ronnie, Gary and Hammer (Magneto, did you say you wanted one?). Ronnie also want a '68 AMX.

I'll get working on them right away. However, I'm not making the glass so hopefully we won't have to wait long for it.

The Plymouth:



Thanks, and remember, WSSCA members who are up to date with their dues get 10% discount.

I pulled my first resin copy of a 1968 AMX with very nice results considering the master was a tupperware type body. Take a look at the AMX and other stuff I have for sale at:



Also, let me know if you're interested in getting an AMX body and what you would like to see next. Possibilities: 50 something Lincoln Continental, 1965 Plymouth Fury, 1940 Ford Sedan, 1941 Plymouth 4 door Sedan or suggestions.

Please help someone who's now unemployed. :(

Thanks,