Pat Minarick

It doesn't say any scale . The side car body is 4-1/2" long and the bikes tires are a little over 2".

Found this , couldn't pass it up.

Thanks. Big block Ford,with a tunnel ram.

I'm pretty sure it was the Mach1 kit.

I hope so, it will have the required yellow traction bars , big tube headers and oil pan hanging down.

Thank. I believe it is the Mach1 kit , the louvers are from one of the other versions.

Cleaned up the engine a little more.

My 80's style street machine. Not sure what color it will be, but really thinking a metallic blue.

Very nice, perfect color.

I really like what you are doing!

I love it! Very cool.

Very cool!

Very nice!

I used the 69 Shelby chassis on my Cougar . I did nothing to the kits frame, I cut the stock front suspension off the frame and used the Revell 68 Mustang suspension. I just mounted it slightly farward and pushed the rear end back a little. That way I didn't have to mess with the interior bucket. The Shelby's interior bucket and glass mounted right to original locating pins on the inside of the Shelby's roof and cowl.

Was asked about more pictures of the Cougar They where all missing because of Photobucket.

Dave , I reposted pictures back Under Glass.

I built it a couple of years ago , I'm sure Photobucket messed them up. I've been trying to fix a few of them.

Thank you

Thank you

I wonder if the Revell 68 Mustang would fit.

Very nice, I really like how you did the headlights.

Yes, on my 69 I was able to move the front and rear suspension around enough.

Thank you, the hole in the roof wouldn't be a problem, and it doesn't have to be built as a stock vehicle either. A pro- touring car would work too. Thanks again.

I'm wanting a 67-8 body to make a fastback , hopefully a AMT 67-8 Mustang chassis would fit. I know some of the older kits had pretty stock bodies on funny car chassis, was hoping to be able to use the body. Already did the 69

Yes , I hope the body.is stock. That's all I'm needing!