Daddyfink

So now I am unable to leave likes or move back and forth on my computer at home Could it be one of the Chrome Updates or something? I removed the last updates, but it still doesn't work.

Looks like the pits at Bakersfield on a Saturday Night! Looking good!

Hopefully that is the case. And btw, I tried leaving you a like! LOL!

Well here is another oddity, I use Chrome at work and home. It works fine at home, but not at work. So now I need to talk to my IT guys and see what the deal is. I am unable to access Hot Wheels Collectors and I had them check it out, and turned out to be because they are linked to an unsafe vendor and our system blocks it. So I wonder if this forum is in the same dilemma

That is a Kit Bashed Tweedy Pie, and I think it was done by Keeler back in the day. Revell never made that one.

Great, you can park it next to the same old tired, and recycled, Jack Reacher Chevelle kit.

Did I miss where this was or was not mentioned?

I tried switching stuff around when I was a kid and it was amusing, but it quickly lost it's magic. Now they are just quick slump busters.

And another fresh set has shown up at my local Walmart

I have one and they are way too modified to bring back to a stock Mustang of any sort. If they really used the Stock Grande mold, they really ruined it pretty good.

I have thought about doing this myself as the Revell body is a ton nicer than the old MPC/AMT bodies that have been molded a million times!

I had this problem for almost two weeks now. Not only the like button, but the Next button at the bottom of the page. It will not advance or return. I can post images and video links, but simple things like a Like or Advance don't work. I contacted Admin, but they can't seem to do anything about it.

Well, one must consider that they where designed to be assembled and taken apart to change them up a bit. Hence the toy like construction of some of the parts.

Yup, same kit. Not bad for a mold done back in 1988!

If he had the time, he was glad to talk cars with anyone, especially MOPAR! LOL! He was really jazzed when Skip Samples made decals for the Wilshire Shaker.

I've had the pleasure of talking to him a few times and he is one of the most enthusiastic car guys I have ever met, and he is truly a walking car encyclopedia! Sending out the good vibes for a full recovery.

Slixx has a decent selection of Flame style decals https://ecsvr.com/slx/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=2

Some big wheels and a new grill would make a second option viable. I am sure the Lowrider/Custom types would take it from there. I know this is just an art piece, but it does show the possibility and feasibility of it

Are you thinking of Clayton Harris?