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Hi Greg, if you look at the 3rd pic (= the 2nd model pic), you can recognize the segments on the windshield that are cleaned by the wipers.

Up to now, I didn't even know this kit existed - it is a really weird creation; I saw the real custom 50 years ago in the book "the craziest cars of the world" from 1971

This is as good as it gets, Anders - superb color and execution and awsome photography, too - when seeing such perfect models, I have the urge to sell off all my kits...

all very nice models - I've built the very first version in about 1983, then under the Monogram name - box stock, with the addition of a headache rack from amt's KW Alaskan Hauler to hide the tabs on the backside of the sleeper.

Very nice model of one of my favourite trucks!

Very nice, Doug - I built this one almost 40 years ago, and its wheels were too small back then - this one looks much better (look like the former ERTL wheels)

Looks great, Dave - both of them! You see these early GT40's very seldom as built-ups!

Great news - my second holy grail in model trucking after the Peterbilt California Hauler (little window) - simply a must-have!

Simply fantastic - with another background it could go for the real thing ! Road grime, dirt, dust and diesel fuel - and above all theworn-out, bleached color of this rig - great work! I will save the pics as inspiration for my own kit.

Outstanding models, Jürgen - great sense of humour and nice photography, too !

Well built model of a famous racing car of two legendary drivers. I have only once seen this kit (built-up) - it must be 30 yrs. ago...

Unbelievable, Thomas: it took me 20 years to get ONE model done - and you build 20 models in ONE year!!! The '64 Galaxie is my favourite of these, but all look very nice.

Very nice model, Yuri - great to be in the world wide modeling community and have the possibility - in this case - as Austrian to admire the work of a Russian fellow who built an excellent model of a legendary American car! Excellent photography, too!

Very nice line up, Gary - these are my favourite race cars - most impressive models!

Goodness gracious, Kurt - while it took me 21 years to finish one model, you built that many in just one year (I did not count) - as a sports racers fan, I like the Chaparral 2 J most!

x 2 : superb color combinations especially on the '56 Del Ray and the Hudson Convertible, also the Aperta in this light blue metallic - great !

Amazing model you made here, Janos, - this has been really a long-term-project !

Some very nice builds you have here, Angel - several could go as a box cover model, such as the Peterbilt wrecker (Like the box cover of my very first truck model in 1982) or the Movin' On KW!

Very well done, Brian - I also like the Johnson Transtar best - but also the others, especially the seldom ones like the White 9000 and the International Conventional.

Excellent model, Graham ! This proves again that old iron looks best in trucking.

Initially I came here to learn something new about Revell's new E-type, instead I read hard discussions about 1/24 vs. 1/25 kits - let's take it this way: to each his own! My American trucks and cars are 1/25, my European sports cars, rally cars and race cars are almost all in 1/24 scale (apart from some 1/20 F 1 and Tamiya's old 1/18 racers). They will not be presented side by side on the same shelf! Question for the 1/25 US-car scale defenders: how do the old Monogram American 1/24 models fit into this?

Car-model-kit in Czech Republic has it already for sale - see link: https://www.car-model-kit.com/plastic-modelkit-auto-07668-jaguar-e-type-coupe-1-24 But beware: one of the pics shows the old (ex-Monogram) 1/8 Jag : the one without the rear-view mirrors, the higher windshield and the wipers pointing to the left !

x 2 - very nice - and those wipers: very delicate !!!

The proportions on the Fujimi kit are a bit off - Hasegawa has done it better, but: Excellent build, Chang - especially in this rarely seen color !

Wonderful model, Denis - great photography, too !