magicmustang

Well ratz, I would take it, since it is probably better than the one I made. Anything you might be looking for in trade? Gerald

Nope, I had to make one.

Got some more prep done. Cut out the engine cover in the bed. Made a tonneau cover for it.

Had this in my stash for decades. Decided to do some prep work. Glued the windshield frame and front door shut (never could get them work right the first time I built one). Glued the rear roll pan on. Added a console and front door panel to the interior. Made a new steering wheel. Reworked the taillight panel . Didn't realize how bad one of the wheels was (now that's a sink mark). Trying to source a couple of replacement wheels in the wanted section. Also looking for a tonneau cover that the kit didn't come with. Paint might be Testors Inca Gold. Let me know what you think.

I'll take them. Anything you are in need of for trade?

Started on the one I've had in my stash for years. Added a front door interior panel and made a console. Glued the windshield frame and door in the body (never got them to work right on the first one I built). Made a steering wheel and corrected the taillight panel as you did. Any progress on yours?

Thanks.

Recent release of AMT Deora custom pickup kit decal. Just need the roof beam wood insert. Have much to trade. Please advise.

Scratch built from an AMT Infini T kit. Have a WIP tread in the forum called "A Certain T".

Alot of conversion work for semi accurate Coyote. Used the Mpc body and a Revell VW chassis and engine. Have a tread on it in the Under glass Model cars forum.

I try for one a month.

Revell Fiat Altered from the double kit in 1963. Had to replace the wheels a couple of times due to melting plastic from the tight tires. Used thick thread painted blue for the wiring.

This one in 1963?

My USA-1 Chevy Monster truck came with fender flares in the box. Granted they were for the Ford Monster truck but they should be able to be reworked to fit the Chevy.

Yep, prices took off after the oil embargo in 1973.

You are probably referring to the pivot arm attached to the steering link. This was the body support bracket. It was pretty dorkie. I left it off my build.

A couple more.

Love that Cuda.

The Revell '41 Willys coupe. Have built 7 of them and have a half dozen in the stash.

Here are a few of my builds that I did years ago. Have built them all, some are rebuilds of acquired glue bombs.

Since you seem very interested in this series, I thought I would share this ad from the 60's with you. Note the prices!

Yep, it can be done. I used a stock AMT '58 Edsel body on an AMT '67 Comet AWB chassis. The AWB '64 Olds is a resin cast body also on a Rat Packer chassis.

You are correct on the Unreal Edsel. Mr Speed has been rereleased but not as the Funny car, you will need the Piranha chassis and some mounting bars. C2 Vette is basically their stock '67 Vette with some drag parts that are also in their rerelease of their '63 Vette. Fairlane is a 1965 Falcon AWB funny car which uses the same interior and chassis as the current release of the Mustang GT Funny car but has a different set of rear torque arms. Streaker Olds AWB Funny car will probably be out next year. Instructions for most of these are available on the Fotki website. Hope this helps. PS: the pic is missing the Hemi Corvair kit which was rereleased lately. Pic below is of the chassis for the 1965 Falcon AWB from the Fotki website.

How about the AMT Funny Car series?

A few of mine.