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Diecast News
DCP Modders show their stuff
Sep 9, 2008 - 11:48:53 AM
One could guess that names like Beef Curtains, Corrupted,
FC7 RM23, 78 Bandit, Kickinoutyo, or even Old Mopar will never become mainstream, they are in fact screen names
that members of The Diecast Pub have come to know as skilled
craftsman when performing mods on their scale die cast model cars.
These members along with other such as RamJet, Felipe R, 2L8IWON,
JohnnyGMachine all took part in The Diecast Pub's second Die Cast mod
contest sponsored by
Georgia Marketing Products
(GMP)
With entries in three different category classes , DCP members showed
their talents performing modifications to a 1993 1:18 scale Steeda
Mustang which was offered to DCP members at a special discount price
from
GMP.
Class winners received a 1:6 Scale Ferrari SWB engine with a retail
value of $499.00. Second place winners received 1:18 scale car of
their choice from GMP.
Winners of "THE DIECAST PUB" mod contest #2 are listed below.
Congratulations to all, and a very big thank you to all who
participated.
Please click on members name to view their entry.
Drag Class
1st. place
Old Mopar
2nd place
78 Bandit
Pro touring / Road Racing
1st. place
Kickinoutyo
2nd place
Felipe R
Unlimited:
1st. Place:
FC7 RM23
With only one entry in this category, no second place prize was awarded.
Diecast News
Coming Soon from GMP
Nov 6, 2007 - 11:20:46 AM
Built in 1964 by legendary engine builder Keith Black, painted blue
metallic by Joe Anderson, it debuted at the famous Lion's Drag Strip
with Leong at the wheel. After crashing on his first pass, Don
Prudhomme was brought on the team as the new driver. Leong and
Prudhomme won the NHRA Winternationals in 1965, and went on tour
winning almost every race they entered, including important wins at
Pomona and Indy. The following year, Mike Snively drove the Hawaiian to
victory AGAIN at Pomona and Indy.... two of the biggest races of the
year, won two years in a row by two different drivers... a record yet
to be duplicated!
Item Number G1800817
MSRP: 129.95
1:18 Scale - December 2007
Diecast News
New DCP book store
Nov 28, 2006 - 11:01:47 PM
The Diecast Pub is proud to announce our new Amazon Affiliate Book store is now online.
The Diecast Pub is a sponsor driven site that depends on sponsor donations as well as other small areas of revenue that help with the purchase of software licensing and other software needs that make it possible to maintain and operate the server in which the The Diecast Pub resides.
If you are considering the purchase of online books this holiday season, please consider using the DCP book store link below.
DIECAST PUB BOOK STORE
Happy Holidays
Diecast News
Die-Cast Promotions 105th anniversary Harley Davidson
Nov 7, 2007 - 11:52:20 PM
In
1901, 21 year-old William S. Harley drew up a blueprint of a
single-cylinder engine designed to fit into a bicycle frame. For the
next two years Harley and boyhood friend Arthur Davidson labored in a
crude 10 x 15-foot wooden shed in the Davidson backyard, with the words
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY scrawled on the door. In 1903 the first
production Harley-Davidson motorcycles debuted, and in a few short
years that backyard shed would be left behind, as the Harley-Davidson
Motor Company would grow beyond the founders' dreams.
Today,
that humble backyard shed is long gone, but the dream remains. Built as
a racer, evolving into a workingman's mode of transport, the
Harley-Davidson motorcycle has become an American icon, 105 years
strong. In 2008, Harley-Davidson will celebrate their 105th
anniversary; this high-quality die-cast metal collectible is a 1:12
scale replica of limited-edition motorcycles Harley-Davidson will
produce in honor of this milestone. Often imitated, never quite
duplicated, always admired, ever timeless: Harley-Davidson.
Source: www.harley-davidson.com
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2007!
ID #: 81040
Suggested Price:
$74.99
Visit your favorite GMP Dealer
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