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I can wait until the second run hits the U.S. Not paying that much to be "First-on-the-Block".

I've done this, as well. Found set of Tractor Wheels that worked for a build I was doing.

Sharp Looking, Ford, Chuck! Your Builds always look so good. Good Show.

Nice Job. The Gun Rack goes inside the Rear Window. Yours looks like it is on the outside. Other than that, Very Sharp Build! Good Show.

Very Sharp! The Colour looks great. I like the fact that it does look like a gently used Dodge, sitting on a used car lot. I have the same kits, and I am planning the same build. I've started building the Longbed 4x4, Baja Brute Racing truck first though. Good Show.

My Thoughts on this build. I'd say build it totally fenderless. An Open Wheel Racing look. A more Brutal, Stripped down Race Car. For paint, glossy Battleship Grey bodywork, and red wheels. What ever you do, it's going to look great!

Said what I wanted to say, better than I ever could have said it! Thanks, Bob.

What a Fun way to build that Van. I owned a real one for almost 8 years, and still have the kit, someplace. Good Show.

Guido, Thank You very Much for those photos. Wonderful Inspiration!

Thanks to all who replied. Looks like I need to see if I still have the Hemi 'Cuda in the stash. If not, I guess I'll be buying one.

Oh Yeah! That Ford looks like a Winner to me! I'd buy a few.

Mention has been made before, speculating that the Sci-Fi Models at Round2 subsidize the car kits. So, without knowing the numbers, it might be true that the Sci-Fi kits are more popular than the automotive subjects. I'd very much like to see a "Heritage" edition of the Ford Bronco kit, but I doubt that a Plain Jane Bronco would be worth the effort from a sales viewpoint.

Very Clever! Sharp Build! Good Show.

I Like it! More Fast Back cars. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this. Bond had a thing for Bentley's in the first couple of books.

Wonderful Set of Kits, Tim! Clean, Simple, yet Eye Catching! Good Show.

That's looks exactly like the ones a remember seeing on Road Trips with my Dad in the late 1970's, early 1980's. You Nailed the Look, and Era perfectly. Fantastic Work! Good Show.

I have the most Recent boxing of this kit, in Dom's GTX Boxing with the Larger Wheels. I want to swap in a Hemi. Which of the Comparable 1/24 Scale Mopar kits from that Era would make a suitable donor? I have a few of the older Monogram kits to rob parts from, so it mostly just finding which kit has a close-to-drop-fit Hemi. Thanks, Alan

Nice Kit. The Wheels make the kit look Dated, but the engine is superb!

Wow! Great KIt-Bash! I love the look of a Stock Stude. Good Show.

That looks like a Rat Motor. The whole thing would make an Excellent Fenderless Engine. The headers can probably be obtained from one of the many 3D printers that are out there now.

Sharp Tribute! Those B-25's did some of the hardest missions in the Pacific Theatre. Good Show.

He said it better than I can! I don't know how I missed this. Right in my Wheelhouse! Awesome build!

As a General Rule, the OD P-61's went to Europe,and the Black Ones went to the Pacific. But, especially in the USAAC, nothing was ever written in stone. Good on you for building one in OD.