Greg Myers

Yes you did, and a noble effort at that.

put that on the list

http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/modeling_subjects/f/31/t/6147.aspx

Just like zippers and belly butons https://www.google.com/search?q=1966+mustang+notchback&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=3sFjU43OL4P1oATHyoHYDQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=962&bih=751 just look at em all.

Discovered I had one , didn't recognize the name. Gotta start lookin' now.

Now to answer Roberts question, a business case . . . Hey Revell / Monogram , it ain't gonna get any easier than this. Look at you already existing molds for the '65-'66 Mustangs. Yeah I know they're 1/24th scale but hey you want a business case, this will endear them to the European market and heck, half of us here don't mind 1/24th scale and the other half don't know the difference. So how about a Coupe (Notch back) ? Multiple variations? Stock, street, racing ( drag, Trans-Am, SCCA, street) custom (Sonny and Cher ). Ya gotta admit that ol' AMT version is gettin' kinda' long in the tooth, what with it's molded in promo style chassis.

Bill is correct these aren't '32 Fords. Being Model A Fords with their straight A and B pillars one couldn't ask for an easier body to chop or channel. Jeff you need to do your home work and look on the H.A.M.B. site for some great 1:1 tutorials as well as some of the dedicated Rod magazines. Man it don't get any more basic than this. When in doubt chop it.

This is reminiscent of Luc Janssens $25,000.00 new kit challenge.

Google " name and year of car" for sale.https://www.google.com/search?q=1956+corvette+for+sale&oq=1956+corvett&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.9553j0j8&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8 http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-1956-Chevrolet-Corvette-c432#listing=56636378 you ain't tryin' hard enough David.

Didn't this guy get his start on Sesame street ?

I think he's saving up for a sheet of Jimi Hendrix out now.

and http://www.linns.com/news/breaking-stamp-news/418/Hot-Rods-forever-stamps-will-show-and#8216USAand#8217-on-license-plates

The "USA Philatelic" The Official Source For Stamp Enthusiasts 2014 / Volume 19 / Quarter 2 list it on page 3 as June 6 2014. USPS.COM/ STAMPS or call : 1-800-782-6724 https://www.usps.com/search.htm?q=689216&x=14&y=15 https://www.usps.com/stamp-collecting/assets/images/usa_philatelic_catalog.pdf

Yeeee Haaaa!

That would be the 2013 290 RWHP version , making it more powerful that the 383 MOPAR sitting next to it in my garage.

So the new question is, what (body that Revell already has) would you put on that other dragster frame to make the "New" Killer Double kit ?

Why not a Double kit with the '62 Dodge body and something else I'm sure they could come up with that would make a kit more sought after than the AMT Double Dragster Kit, Revell "Slingster" or any other of the "new" double kits that are much the rage right now.

Monday will be celebrating my daughters birthday.

That's what i'm talkin' about.

one of the key points in my new car purchase. Ford Taurus, too much extraneous stuff, Nissan Maxima just right.( more power, too)

Very well done. Very realistic also.

Just more stuff to go wrong

You got that right.

WOW! First view I thought it was for real. Good job Keith.