Frank

The top one is a 57 as it has the V8 on the grill, the 56 did not have this, it also has 057 on the number plate. At the moment I am building 3 resin ones of these 55 56 57.

Watched the build of these from the start, they are fantastic.

In Aussie we would call it a ute, as the back is attached to the body not separate.

I like looking at older threads for information on builds I am doing. What I don't like is builders who just stop the thread, leaving it unfinished, when I am interested to see what the finished model looks like.

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Hi Ben, When can we expect some more on this build. I am also building one of these and find your wip info very helpful.

Nice conversion, looks just Like an Aussie "ute"

Any more progress on the 53 wagon, it is very interesting.

You missed one, a 35 Ford

What happened to the unread button on each thread, this saved time scrolling through the whole thread to find updates?

Dig it out and try super glue mixed to a paste with talcum powder, I use this all the time on resin.

Good build, don't see many stock builds of these 34 coupes.

I was reading a topic about converting the Flintstone 59 Ford wagon from a curb side to a full detailed model, but I can't find it again, can anyone help locate it again please.

What is the best thing to remove Tamiya spray can paint from a resin body

Does anyone know of anyone else. Tim Bongard doesn't answer his emails