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very cool. I have never seen pictures of the interior. Thanks for sharing.

Finally got an engine put in but still need to connect the molded in exhaust onth manifolds with some extra piping.

Very nice. Check out some interior pictures online. Early Mustangs had lots of chrome trim, door handles, ash trays, etc.

That is out of this world. Fantastic work.

Very cool and the first clear one I have ever seen built.

I forgot I had these stashed away somewhere.

Great job and nicely detailed.

I saw this at NNL East. Very cool idea.

Do not bother looking for a website ;-)

Seems to be a trend going on here. I need to do the rear window modification.

Ford should have done a Boss 302 with white stripes. Very nice builds.

A very cool setting for a model show. I hope to finish a GT40 Mark II and Mark IV by then just like the ones on display.

I see a bunch of links to Fotki on Facebook of the show. Search for Lyle Willits. You can also go to the mamasboyz.org and click on members albums where you will find links to hundreds of pictures.

Looks like you prefer the non GT grille for a different look. Very nice.

Norm of R&M also has these parts and others.

I bought this resin fastback many years ago and should have th parts to build a GT.

The model paint is a little brighter ;-). Very cool to replicate your real ride.

I like the stock hood more but that is one sweet stang.

It is funny back in those days they could GT away with box art showing what appears to be Shelby clone but inside you get a stock 289 with an auto trans. I sure most kids did not know the difference or care but it saved the companies money to use some of the same parts whether the kit was a coupe, fastback or convertible.

Welcome to the board. I see you like Mustangs and shame on others for not mentioning the 1/1 drum set. What better way to relax than having two great hobbies to enjoy.

Awesome job. Maybe you ca do a before and after.

This is why.

Cannot wait to see it loaded up with the three coupes.

Based on the AMT kit but instead of using the 289 I plan to use a big block.

I destroyed an expensive Danbury Mint diecast just for parts so anything is fair game.