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There was one in diecast. Can't remember the manufacturer. There were pre-marked versions for several departments, and a plain white one to do your own thing with.

I have the Country Sedan as well and wish I had ordered a Colony Park.

How about a 71?

Then you need to find an early Hemi and make a few mods.......

The Phantom Vickie chassis fits well under the Revell 32 Ford kits, and the Revell chassis fits the Phantom Vickie.

Scroll down in this page to see what Speed City Resins did to correct the 65 GTO body to make an AWB drag car: http://speedcityresin.com/InProgressPage2.html ( I am in the process of "un-altering" one of these bodies to make a nice-looking 65 GTO/LeMans.)

Reminds me of a bit comedian James Connell did regarding a marketing class he attended. The class members were assigned to create an advertising campaign for a theoretical soft drink. One of the students displayed an ad that said "Drink Theoretical Cola". As far as decorating the 2J, I would do it just the way Jim Hall and company did.

They left the skirts off on purpose. They grafted in front fender openings in order to show off the wheels and give it a more "hot rod" flavor.

Speed City Resins cast the 67 Skylark GS.

Also remember the 780 did not have an 8-cylinder engine. Turbo 4 or PRV V6.

Yeah Bill I wanted one real bad when they were new. Some dealers in So Cal had a lot of 73s left over when the 74s came out. Prices were good, but I didn't have the money to get one. Had to keep driving my $500 66 Ford Galaxie.

Speed City Resin casts a really nice 66 Dart.

I just picked up a JoHan 69 Roadrunner kit at NNL West for practically nothing. Complete, molded in red. Body primered but otherwise untouched, engine, chassis and interior parts painted flat black. Score.