B.DougBeck

When I was a kid living in LaPorte Tx, one of the kids at the high had a maroon 53 Stude. I always loved that car......

Sweet!

The hub caps you are looking for are in the JoHan 1968 Plymouth Fury Police car. You will have to figure out the Plymouth emblem. Good luck.

Manufacturing engineering manager for Armor truck programs.

Movie cars do not have rear view mirrors.....

I love the tuck and roll. I remember back in the day, a guy that made tuck and roll from soldier. He made a mold and rolled it flat with a jar, cut it into strips and sealed the seams with white glue. The method with the paint is a whole lot cleaner. I love the pipping on the seats too, the knobs are a nice period touch as well. True craftsmanship.

Very cool!

I love it and, want it!

Looks great!

Gents, Sounds like the beginning of a writing campaign to some model companies. I wrote Revell a few years ago, their response was zero interest. Heck if Revell did a bone stock coupe, the reissue could be a Mofat Bathurst car, or The Beast. Thanks. Doug

Thanks for all the input. I will look at all the options. I have written Revell, and other kit manufactures on this subject but as of now no takers. I have wanted one since my dad took me to see Mad Max ..... Thanks again.

I have the opertunity to buy a Mad Max, Road Warrior Falcon. My only interest is in converting it to a stock Falcon. So my question is to anybody that has seen the kit and a real Australian Falcon, how accurate is the kit, is it worth the effort? Thank you.

I did an AMT Kiss van like that back in the late seventies...... errr, I mean I saw a picture of an AMT Kiss van done like that back in the day.

This is super cool, I collected all of those stickers when I was a kid.very well executed model.

This is fantastic, reminds me of speed racer!

Great looking build. I guess now you can start on the black and yellow Shelby cars! Long live Terlingua!!

I don't know what ya call it, but its different and a great save! Great exercise in damage control!! Looks cool!

Thank you for your service, to all that risk your lives every day! I work as an manufacturing engineer building equipment that protects our combat troops from(insert things that explode here). I went in the U.S. Navy in 1986 as a Sea Bee. I have been married to the same lovely understanding caring woman for almost 20 years (together in bliss for 22 years). I still manage to undertake the occasional construction project, and I am a full time dad to 2 teens. I don't know why I cant seem to make time to build.......

Looks great. Thank you for your service!

SWEET!! I did somthing similiar back in the day with a 1/16 scale street charger and a MPC cgarger 500.

I love the hard top treatment, these look soooo much better less the "B" pillars. Very Cool!

Moja zona kupila ten model dla mnie na nasza rocznice slubu.

Looks great!

Its chock full of flaky goodness..... No such thing as to much flake.

I love that kit, and yours looks great! I have bits of one in my parts box, but I do not know what became of the rest of it. Keep up the good work.