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The NAPA aerosol I got, was 4 oz. of paint in a can about $20.00. I havn't tried it yet.

I did get an aerosol of the Dark Moss green. I got it at a NAPA in Allendale.

Online, Duplicolor was much more than that; like $30.00. But thanks. I guess I will phn. some auto parts stores. Thanks

I am looking for Ford paint in aerosol. The color is: 1967 Mustang 'Dark Moss green', which is the same as 1968 'Highland green'. The PPG code is: PPG 43567. I think Duplicolor is too expensive. I'll probably use some Tamiya dark green. My airbrush skills are lacking. Thanks

Great info.

Back in the day (BITD?), our family was looking at a '64 Cutlass convertible with the V8. I remember it well: gold with a parchment interior. No we didn't get it. Question: does the AMT '64 Cutlass kit have the little alum. V8 included?

Also, thanks for giving up so many Tricks and Secrets.

Thank you for posting photos of some really great builds.

I'm wondering: how does the 1/24 '64 GTO, compares to the 1/25 scale version? I have the 1/24 scale one. The hubcaps have seperate spinners. I may strip the chrome, and paint them aluminum.

I think I have parts of that sheet left.

I'm wondering if this method will work for A.scratch making exhaust systems, and B. scratch making a roll cage. It seems some table of data should exist for matching small alum. rod with the appropriate inside diameter of a styrene tube. Solder isn't the answer; it sags. Right now, I'm buying all the 'fine' alum. rod I can find. Thanks.

Very interesting. You must have some good stories. I had a '59 I think. It had reverse opening doors.

Thanks you.

About the Ferrari 330 P4 resin detail kit: I have one, and counted 65 peices in it.

Do you have any open wheel race cars left? Or Jags or Ford GTs?