Whatever happened to Tigeraid?

I haven't seen him around either forum for a long time and was curious what happened to him. Would still like to get a white/tan cloth '96 RMW model built from him. Anybody have any info?

Sold his wagon, moved on. I don't think he build models for ages...

Yeah, I think Nick bought his WB4 last year?

Yeah he sold it to Nick then he flipped it to jason and then I bought it from him. While I wasnt filled in on the whole story there was apparent drama over the sale. Being a wagon nut and owning a small bread bakery business I wanted an all white wagon. Didn't really need to be a 94 or later or a buick for that matter but it is nice having the creature comforts. The car was in only so so shape when i got it and been getting it back into shape when I can. She served me well this season transporting 500-600 loaves of bread to market a week during the peak weeks. Got lots of compliments from folks.




Outside my store front before it received its face lift


Some small farmers market action. At the big one in the city I can pack the car with 16 bread trays and have no problem selling out.



Its all quite fun but as I grow I'll out grow the wagons. That or just get a fleet of them! Keep an eye out for wb4 whites for me.

Hey! Thats awesome!! Good to see you having fun with it

Chris

THat's cool that it fits 16 trays!!! Man these things hold alot of stuff!

Glad to hear its still in the family and getting used like its meant to be!

That's really cool to use it like that. I also have a white WB4. I'll let you know if I decide to sell it. No time soon though.

MacMasterMike wrote:

Yeah he sold it to Nick then he flipped it to jason and then I bought it from him. While I wasnt filled in on the whole story there was apparent drama over the sale. Being a wagon nut and owning a small bread bakery business I wanted an all white wagon. Didn't really need to be a 94 or later or a buick for that matter but it is nice having the creature comforts. The car was in only so so shape when i got it and been getting it back into shape when I can. She served me well this season transporting 500-600 loaves of bread to market a week during the peak weeks. Got lots of compliments from folks.




Outside my store front before it received its face lift


Some small farmers market action. At the big one in the city I can pack the car with 16 bread trays and have no problem selling out.



Its all quite fun but as I grow I'll out grow the wagons. That or just get a fleet of them! Keep an eye out for wb4 whites for me.

what you need is a "needle in the haystack" white roadmaster hearse. that way you have the rollers and can fashon a slide out shelf so you dont have to crawl in.
...hey! you can name it "night of the baking bread" he he he!

two white caddys on the block:

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Cars-Trucks-/6001/i.html?_nkw=white+hearse&_catref=1&_fln=1&_sac=1&_trksid=p4506.c0.m282