Vintage Car Model: The Outhouse - want it?

[Don Plumley]

Hi,

I've been hanging on to this for far too long - it should go to someone that will build and enjoy it. Rather than list it on ebay, it goes to the first US Address.

I'm 99% sure it is complete. Has the instructions, most of the parts still on the trees.

[DARISC]

No schit?!!

[Don Plumley]

I've recently had a colonoscopy, so I'm very clear on what no shyte means. No Shyte, free for the asking. PM me your address.

[sc_rufctr]

haha... That's cool!

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by Don Plumley

I've recently had a colonoscopy, so I'm very clear on what no shyte means. No Shyte, free for the asking. PM me your address.

Hey, me too! Couple weeks ago.

Listen, ya GOTTA read this (if you've not already): http://accidentalamazon.com/dave_barry_colonoscopy.pdf

It's a classic!

[KevinP73]

I'll give you $10.00 for it. PM me your address.

[Don Plumley]

PM sent for your address - no payment needed.

[Zeke]

I think Kevin built it.

[KevinP73]

Originally Posted by Zeke

I think Kevin built it.

There may be a few people out there that will tell you it's representative of some of the work I've done. Haters are gonna hate.
The truth is when I first started working for Barris, he had just bought Reisner's California Show Cars. There were around 50 cars in a warehouse in Hollywood. I spent about a month there getting the cars running and moved to our warehouse at the Van Nuys airport. The "Outhouse" was one of the first cars I got running.
Brings back memories.

[Zeke]

That's what I was referring to, your time at Barris. Not at all about the quality of your work.

Those were some strange times when a chassis and show engine provided the platform for anything, a coffin or outhouse just being a couple of examples. I have always thought that things like the Monkeemobile were the biggest bits of kitsch possible.