Automobiles/ Trucks 1/43-1/50 scale let’s see them

Hey Lee, where is the brewery you mention located'...

That’s where I drive a truck I used to drive the road now I’m a city driver due to arthritis in my legs Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

Hey Lee, where is the brewery you mention located'...

QT 

St.Louis Mo. 

lee drennen posted:

Patrick I too like that wagon I go by the Budweiser Brewery every day very interesting thanks for posting I’ve never seen you post it before thanks 

Thanks Lee and Quarter Gauger!   I found that Bud wagon at York last year.  Had to buy it to go with the section of town  on my layout knows as Brewtown. 

ST. Louis, great city'.. Lee.  City driving is no picnic theses days'..

Pat, you are welcome', your scenarios are very good' and show the versatility of O Gauge modeling that doesn't always get the credit it deserves'...

Here's some scenes of the Bud wagon placed in the scenic context of the Brewtown section of Patsburg.

I rode Metro-North from Connecticut into New York City today and then took the subway (F train) to Trainworld in Brooklyn. Bought this 1:43 1948 Ford Woody Wagon for $9.99. Parked behind the Depot on my 10'-by-5' layout.

MELGAR

Hey Mel, you went all the way to Trainworld and only bought the 48 Ford?

They didn't have anything else that caught your eye?   How did you like the store?  I've often of taking the same trip...

Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

Hey Mel, you went all the way to Trainworld and only bought the 48 Ford?

They didn't have anything else that caught your eye?   How did you like the store?  I've often of taking the same trip...

I had to exchange something... The Woody was an extra purchase. The store has an excellent display of O gauge trains and the trip is a great way to spend a day if you like trains and train rides - as I do.

Have you gotten the Willys Aero?

MELGAR

Yes Mel, I did get it'.  Just haven't had the opportunity to photograph it.  I have too many projects on the burner, and trying to finish up 1:1 tasks, along with all the day to day stuff that takes up precious modeling time'..

MELGAR posted:

I rode Metro-North from Connecticut into New York City today and then took the subway (F train) to Trainworld in Brooklyn. Bought this 1:43 1948 Ford Woody Wagon for $9.99. Parked behind the Depot on my 10'-by-5' layout.

MELGAR

Melgar, that car is magnificent!

Vincent Massi posted:

MELGAR posted:

I rode Metro-North from Connecticut into New York City today and then took the subway (F train) to Trainworld in Brooklyn. Bought this 1:43 1948 Ford Woody Wagon for $9.99. Parked behind the Depot on my 10'-by-5' layout.

MELGAR

Melgar, that car is magnificent!

I agree. And the price was right. Trainworld had lots of Woodys in different colors.

MELGAR

Mel

sounds like a beautiful journey and I like that one too love the color. Thanks for posting 

Good lookin' car, Mel.

You can just barely make out mine in the background of the attached pic. I got it from DD a few weeks ago as part of their spring sale.

Richie C, did that trailer come with the semi or is that a separate model?

I've posted this picture in other threads but it's close at hand and has vehicles.I believe I've got 1/43, 1/48, and 1/50 all in this shot.

My first car was a 1967 royal blue Mustang convertible with black interior. Any suggestions regarding how I can get one in O Scale? Arnold

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

My first car was a 1967 royal blue Mustang convertible with black interior. Any suggestions regarding how I can get one in O Scale? Arnold

Arnold, take a look at "Diecast Direct" .com .  They have plenty of 1/43 mustangs.  They may have a 67.....rag top'...

Some Fruehuaf (sp? ) trailers.

Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

My first car was a 1967 royal blue Mustang convertible with black interior. Any suggestions regarding how I can get one in O Scale? Arnold

Arnold, take a look at "Diecast Direct" .com .  They have plenty of 1/43 mustangs.  They may have a 67.....rag top'...

Thanks Quarter Gauger 48. I was unable to find it on the web site, but may call them in the next few days to see if they have it. Arnold

trumptrain posted:

Some Fruehuaf (sp? ) trailers.

I haven't seen any of these short trailers in real life for a very long time but did see them often years ago. Would like one. The size and era are perfect for my small model railroads.

MELGAR