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  1. ChrisBcritter
    Sweet photo! From what I've read in British car magazines, they're the equivalent of the '57 Chevy for collectible/nostalgia value in England.
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    Wish I'd thought of that sooner - could have used it to downgrade the Revell Dodge Magnum kit from an R/T to an SXT like the one I had.
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    Hi Patrick, There really isn't enough left to work with, I don't think - I cut the hood out for another forum member a while back (Note to self: send him a PM). I still want to make molds for the side trim. I do have a rear bumper I can spare if it will help - and test shots of some taillights in resin. Do you have a '58 you're trying to save?
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    If you want to try fixing the missing ridge in the '64 hood, Gary, you can have the one in my photo - PM me if so.
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    You may want to use the '65 hood - AMT goofed on the '64 and left out the ridge in the center of the depression; they fixed it in '65.
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    Has anyone had this problem: When using this pen to black out grilles, the ink beads up and pulls away from the edges of the slot you're trying to fill?
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    Too easy. Now to find a distressed Danbury '48 Buick I can build up as Jan and Dean's "Schlock Rod"...
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    Just so you know not all kids do it, my young nephew just recently pulled the loud exhaust off his Golf and replaced it with a quieter (but still performance) system. The PO had installed the loud setup along with a bunch of Dynamat to try to kill the noise (somewhat) but it was still too loud inside the car, let alone outside.
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    Thanks Greg, this was helpful - I've been stuck lately on my 1/24 T-bird wire wheel project because the knockoff hubs have been giving me trouble; this gives me another way to try it.
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    I've been casting up wheelcovers lately based on the Craftsman wheel with the Ford lettering; got all or most of the Styline stuff in my parts pile - really want to build a custom now. Maybe with a Hemi from the Predicta or something else unusual... Anyone have the scoopless hood?
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    That's fine just so long as they don't mold them in Metalflake again...
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    Well, look at it this way - if Round2 buys Revell, then very soon Chad will be showing us the reissues of the '62 Plymouth and '62 Chrysler convertible!
  14. ChrisBcritter
    Great to see a full kustom Rambler! Nice smooth job.
  15. ChrisBcritter
    It's that time again... With apologies to O. Winston Link: OK, one more.
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    Ranger and Tonto
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    Band-aids: Battle ribbons for the modeler!
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    Terrific job, JC - excellent build thread too.
  19. ChrisBcritter
    and GUM stores
  20. ChrisBcritter
    Back in the early '70s, Ira Dahm from Car Model took that trailer and kitbashed it into a three-wheel chopper - it was called the "Candy Chop". http://www.showrods.com/gallery_pages/candy_chop.html Waste not, want not!
  21. ChrisBcritter
    Problem solved: Completed listing, but they should be relisting it soon: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1962-FORD-THUNDERBIRD-HARDTOP-BODY-1-25-SCALE-RESIN-/382416096740?hash=item5909c68de4%3Ag%3AucwAAOSw~gRVla3W&nma=true&si=toZlm1ZWcfOhNUE1yc78Lcxo8yk%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
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    with a tailwind
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    hands with Ronald
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    For McFrogs Legs
  25. ChrisBcritter
    Utopian Turtletop soup
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