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Posted 19 July 2006 - 12:56 PM

Got the e-mail last week from Modelhaus that my parts were shipped out. They should be here any day so I thought I'd start work on the body of this bad boy. Wish I had taken some shots before I ripped it apart and stripped it :roll:

Anyway, I really wanted a '61,,,this one happenes to be a '63. SO,,I ordered the '61 peices anyway, including the dash. The body's identicle in the two kits except for the trunk lid.,,,,so I filed it down to match the '61 I borrowed for refrence :D

Gee,,,guess I just ruined a '63 :twisted:

I think I said before that I intend to paint this one a very dark candy eggplant purple,, can't wait to start shooting some colour


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Posted 19 July 2006 - 01:09 PM

Love the old Lincolns; I look forward to seeing the progress. I've built/restored a few, have plenty more in the pipeline eventually.

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Posted 19 July 2006 - 01:16 PM

Love the old Lincolns; I look forward to seeing the progress. I've built/restored a few, have plenty more in the pipeline eventually.


I love all old full size cars but the Lincolns were just cool. I have a '64 and a '67 built-up and an unbuilt but badly twisted '68 to do after this one. I think the '67 or '68 will be a full on 2dr chopped top custom but I haven't decided which one yet.,,,probably be the '68 as it might be easier to straiten it with the roof off and replace the bent roof panel.

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Posted 19 July 2006 - 02:24 PM

Suicide door Lincolns have always been favorites of mine. My to-do list of Lincolns includes:

'67 CV, '69 Coupe...I have mint kits and restorables of both. I'll cut up the restorables and perhaps sell the mint kits later if the restorations scratch the itch :D

'61 CV resin; will be mild custom. It may end up looking a lot like a CV version of your car, which I am very anxious to see tranformed 8)

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Posted 19 July 2006 - 02:29 PM

BTW, Bob,, Ragtop Man just informed me that Missing Link may do a '61 if thier '65 sedan does well.

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Posted 19 July 2006 - 02:38 PM

That would be cool, though I'm covered on '61's myself. I've restored a really nice builtup I got at NAMCC and have the resin CV that was done privately by a friend in the early 90's.

I've also built an original '65 sedan, so I'm covered on that too. I need to photo my '64, '65's and '68 and show 'em off. They've only been built for 20+ years :roll: Some of my first vintage kit purchases when I lived in CA. '68 came from Jackie/Mustanggal in person. I remember buying models from her at a show in Glendale.

Maybe Bob would be interested in the '67 CV or '69 Coupe bodies/conversions/whatever if/when I do them and if they come out okay. Haven't talked to Bob, but I did talk w/Kevin @ the NNL East and he did sound very interested in good masters. I am very impressed w/their products. Would love to see Bob pop in over here to say hello :D And I'm sorry I missed meeting you @ the NNL East; I sure liked your cars 8)