Ken Hart

I think it's also the best wheel/tire package for a fenderless rod in the '32 series. In my opinion, highboys look best with tall tires out back. As nice as they are, the Goodyear Sports Car Specials in the other Deuce kits don't quite cut it in that regard.

Please include decals for the raised letters on the hood.

Modified reissue. It's basically the custom kit, which had the Hemi, Ramcharger hood and bazooka exhaust tips, with stock wheels.

Here's what I plan to with mine. I'll use the Magnums from the Boss 351 and I've procured an extra set of black side stripes. Then I'll use the wheels from the Mach 1 to build the middle car in the second pic. I will happily buy every kit Revell produces from this tooling. I'm looking forward to the Eleanor version. It's my understanding that four different versions were under consideration when Revell made the decision to produce the tooling; I wonder what the fourth one might be?

This one was apparently just announced. The eight-lug wheels and Grand Prix grill are great additions to an excellent kit.

I'm actually quite excited about the Caddy ambulance. It looks like Round 2 went the extra mile to make it possible to build the ECTO-1A as a stock ambulance. And the decal sheet had markings to build it as several different "City of Troy" rigs, which is a nice nod to the original AMT.

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Kind of figured that was the case; sounds like a winner! Thanks, Steve!

Even longer for the Charger. The street machine version was first issued in 2001 and reissued the following year with slightly different box art. Steve G., can you provide any additional details on this one?

PM me if you have one you can share. TIA!

Yes sir.

Looking for some engine parts from the STOCK version of the Monogram/Revell '50 Ford pickup kit. Specifically, I need the heads and the intake manifold. PM me if you can help and thanks in advance!

Looking for a Moebius '65 Ford pickup grill. Will gladly swap a '66 one for it. PM me.

Your best bet is to pitch those tires into the circular file because they're 100 percent incorrect for this car and replace them a set of correct ones from Indycals. Indycals also used to offer an upgrade kit that included the tires, a more accurate resin nose and a vacuum-formed windscreen to replace the kit's way-too-thick one, but I don't think it's currently in production.

Looking for the stock Fairlane hood that was included in the last couple of usdues of the Revell '64 Thunderbolt. PM if you can help; thanks.