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Thanks guys. I am a Mopar man but, I do enjoy the styling of the GM A bodies. Wasn't really sure what the differences were in the 68 to 69 GTO's but, I just ordered one of the latest releases of the 69 GTO to see what's in it. My father was interested in the 68 until he seen it was a street machine so, I thought I'd ask. Maybe he will want the 69 with the 68 parts once he sees my kit I have coming.

Thanks Bill

Has one ever made an up top for the Revell 72 Oldsmobile Convertible?

Does anybody know how this kit is? Can it be built stock? Any pictures of kit contents?

No vinyl top on kit. I used plastic half round .040 in size

Yes but I haven't received it yet.

So, in trying to get some models painted before winter sets in in the Mid-Atlantic and thought I'd dig out my Buick GSX kit. Found a picture of a GS that I liked and thought I would try to replicate it loosely. I ordered up some paint from Scale Finishes and and Photetch set from Model Car World for badging and set to work. Used half round strips for vinyl top trim and seams. Filled the hood tach recess.

Trying to get some things ready before cold weather. Picked the Amt 69 Hurst Oldsmobile kit up this summer so, I thought I'd order up some paint and get it ready. Ordered Cameo White from Scale Finishes. Primed with Tamiya White Primer. My father says it looks to Tan but, I think it's pretty close. I also ordered up decals from Keith Mark's since they appear more complete than the kit decals

Looking great. Wish someone would come out with a better kit of a much needed model. Think of all the Hemi Super Stock 68s that could be built as well as all the street car variations

Just a little something I'm working on. Tamiya Mica Red and Pearl White with Pegasus Wheels. Have painted the interior Testors Sand with Testors Fabric Tan for carpet and trunk lining. Had to mini tub the rear and modify the tie rod end links to get the wheels to fit.

Now in Under Glass

Finally got a model completed. I like these Moebius kits they have been bringing out. Great subject matters. I know see where Dyno Don's daughter has worked out an agreement with Model King to a kit of the 1965 Dyno Don Comet. Will have to get one of them when they come to market. This was just a basic build for me, Testors paint, kit decals and some spark plug wiring. Had a little problem with the front apron, grille and bumper to get it all to look ok. It was like the apron was to deep to fit right for me. Shave some off the back and fit great then. Decals were very easy to work with and look great

Looks great

Haven't seen any of these yet, unless I missed them. So far, as other kitsfromMoebius have fun been, has been a fun build and everything going together smoothly. Just painted it Testors White Lacquer with Red interior. Love the stance.

Looking good