New arrivals

Coxfledgling wrote:Ah, Wankel car, did the NSU Wankel make it to USA ?

May I ask, is that a mcoy engine in the plane ?

You ( or anyone else on here ) into Airfix or Revel plastic kits ?

I will ask permission to post on here but I have quite a few plastic non flying unstarted kit I will never make, any interest at all ?

Yes,  Hemmings, one of my favorite automotive sites. Not sure about the Wankel though.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/nsu


It's a Wen Mac Mk III

944_Jim wrote:Only two years for running AND pretty? Congrats on the acquisition. I always thought Mazda stole the shape from Porsche.
I'm getting squeezed to get the 944 running. I told wifey I'll replace the clutch this winter. But it won't be pretty...

I always thought that Mazda stole the 1986's styling from the 944. Just so close in design.

In 22 years Marks RX-7 never saw the inside of a garage, out in the weather, snow, rain, you name it. Yet it never presented with a problem outside of the occasional dead battery. He did most of the maintenance, but the weather took it's toll on the exterior. When he finally sold it the paint was just a memory IIRC.

Not a deal yet on the SE, holding my breath. But I'm as excited as I have ever been. It's been sitting forever. Probably another locked up like Wen Max or Cox engine. Marvel Mystery oil down the spark plug holes to loosen the Apex seals while I tear the interior and body apart. Nothing gets moved until the oil is changed ..... Fun times-a-coming. My true element.

Bob

Graft a new set back on, paint to match.



I've fallen for the little guy.  Fit's right in.

Straight, no wing warpage, no cracks, just a really nice dirty little bird.  A buy it now sale that had ran for several cycles.  Seller had over 2000 itmes for sale, made an offer that was accepted.  These are pretty desirable, it's a wonder that it lasted as long as it did.  




Oh yes, more new arrivals. Mark went flea market this morning. Thimble Drome catalog on the right is really special.

NEW222 wrote:Nice score!

Thanks Chancey, The Sandblaster was five bucks, no shipping, no sales tax. The PT-19 was $125 with the Thimble Drome catalog which Mark says is quite unique. PT-19 is like new. Too bad it's not one of the off-colors, egg in my beer. My two PT-19's (or is it one, I think I sent one to Ron Cribbs) are pretty beat up. This one will probably be put away.