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[John Pol]

Does anybody casts a detail frontend from a Mustang 2? Crossmember lower and upper a arms and linkage etc.

 

John Pol

[Green Duster]

That would be nice for hot rods and some drag cars. I haven't seen any.

[John Pol]

I know perry resin did them at one time. I have 10 years to retire can`t wait that long for a part lol.

 

John Pol

[azers]

Some of revells kits. I know that their 37 ford kits have that option. Its 1/24 bit I have used a couple of those.

[torinobradley]

If you can find an old R&D Unique independant front suspension, it has the entire setup including coil overs, crossmember, steering and disk brakes. They are cast in white metal. R&D is no longer around but they still pop up from time to time on epay.

[horsepower]

I don't know about any resin ones, but the best one I've found (& it's in 1/25 scale) comes in the Revell "Beatnik Bandit II" it is currently out of production but copies can be found on Ebay fairly cheap, maybe someone would take one & cast it, I think there might actually be a market out there.

[John Pol]

I think there would be a market for it alot of street rodders use that setup.

 

John Pol

[scale trucker]

amt phantom vicky has a nice set up

[Ben]

I don't know about any resin ones, but the best one I've found (& it's in 1/25 scale) comes in the Revell "Beatnik Bandit II" it is currently out of production but copies can be found on Ebay fairly cheap, maybe someone would take one & cast it, I think there might actually be a market out there.

That's the one I used on my Monroe Handler project. http://www.public.fo...andler-project/

[horsepower]

amt phantom vicky has a nice set up

The one in the Phantom Vicky isn't Mustang II/Pinto, it's an aftermarket front end, Kugel, Fatman, of Heidts possibly.

[Maindrian Pace]

Looks like a Chrysler torsion bar front end, definitely not an M-II.

 

-MJS

[Nate]

It's not a mustang II, but the chassis and suspensions (front and rear) in the 39 Wagonrod are pretty nice.  The 37 Ford kits previously mentioned are nice as well. I think that the Phantom Vickie is a mustang II "style" as the mustang II did not have tubular A arms.

Edited by Nate, 12 February 2013 - 03:55 PM.

[patami]

I don't know about any resin ones, maybe someone would take one & cast it, I think there might actually be a market out there.

 

Hell yeah there would be a market for a Mustang II frontend

[LDO]

If you decide to rob the front end out of a Phantom Vickie, I'll buy the drivetrain and wheels/tires.