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Excellent work Randy, she's a beauty! Thanks for the heads up on the minor fitment issues.

Excellent build Randy! Your paint and foil work are fabulous, as always, and an inspiration. I'll do the same grille fix whenever I get my hands on one of these.

Beautiful build.

Haha that is awesome! Looks spot on, nice work. I've always been a big fan of the show, and this is from one of their best episodes IMHO.

Sharp build, love those Rebels.

Awesome build and fabulous detailing!

Super sharp build. Man, that burnt orange sure looks sharp. My uncle has a '72 Rally (silver with black interior and stripes) and back in the day he had it set up very similar to your build.

That paint is stunning! Very nice work Raoul.

Ahhh...I see, thanks for the heads-up Bill. I was unaware that this one was shop built and might have been prepped differently from the hardtops.

Wish I had taken better ones, but here are a few shots I took when I saw it last year. If it's actually how it was back in 65 I'm not sure. Sending you a PM, too.

Sharp build Mike. That stance is perfect for this truck.

Thanks again everyone.

Very impressive work, that's one mean & nasty looking Cobra. Man, I'd love to take that out for a few laps at the track.

That is awesome! Old wagons are so cool.

Sweet Charger, nice work Dan!

Absolutely gorgeous build!

Sharp build and colors. Can I have the keys?

Very nice build Jason, and great color choice.

Very nice!

Nice work on the Boss. I have always loved them in Grabber Green.

Thanks guys. Building something box stock was a nice change of pace and refreshing. Sounds like a good project, good luck! It is a factory Ford color, but not for the Cobra. It is pretty close to the available Rio Red, though. Actually, I'm not sure what years Ford did use Cardinal Red.

Beautiful build Randy. Sorry about the A pillar, those types of setbacks happen to all of us from time to time. Looks like you were able to repair it pretty well. A couple weeks ago I finally got to see my first actual 1:1 COPO and man was it loud, but not from the exhaust but rather the colors.....Daytona Yellow with a yellow houndstooth interior. It was eye-searing in the blazing sunshine!

It's been a busy year cutting into my building time, but here is my 3rd completed model of the year. It's the original issue Revell/Monogram kit, built straight out of the box. Duplicolor Cardinal Red was sprayed onto the body, then polished out. The decals were shot so there's no underhood markings but was no biggie to me. I left off the running horse in the grille as it had broke when I tried removing it from the tree. No big issues in building this one, only the front suspension gave a lil fuss. After taking the pics, I see I overlooked a couple small items I'll address shortly, namely blacking out the face of the scoop on the rear fenders. It doesn't really show up in the pics, but I did paint the rear side marker lights. I may give them another coat of paint to make them pop out a little more. Enough with my rambling, on to the pics......

Right now, anything that's GM. Lol In reality I plan on building everything I have, but it's prolly unlikely I'll get 'em all built.

Sharp build, Glenn. Looks good in Grabber Blue.