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  1. FordRodnKustom
    I'll throw this out here a say I like Chip's style. Whats run me off of Overhaulin' is Chris Jacobs. End of story for me.
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    Thanks Steve, not sure I deserve all that but with your impeccable building skills and style you should have no problem! Very much looking forward to seeing what you do with yours.
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    Here's my 59 mild custom, sadly the only Olds I have. rebuilt from this ebay pick
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    Yes, that's the set I used. Thanks Rob.
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    I'm not a "guy" guy when it comes to NASCAR. I'll leave all that for my wife. I'm interested in the cars and the technology put into them. Like I said above, I'll buy a few of the Fords, just for fun and be happy about having a new rendition.
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    Just experiment and mix till it's right, then you'll know.
  7. FordRodnKustom
    Red Ring
  8. FordRodnKustom
    One of these would be cool. 36 Humpback Tudor, Offer it as a stock version with "hop up" parts.
  9. FordRodnKustom
    Count me in in!
  10. FordRodnKustom
    I used the Modelhaus set on this one. Highly recommended.
  11. FordRodnKustom
    Agreed. This generation F Body design is timeless. IMHO they don't get much better than this
  12. FordRodnKustom
    I'll get a few of those Fords even if they are snappers.Would be fun builds and a nice diversion from all the styrene surgery I've got going on around here and I haven't built a NASCAR racer in a long time. I hope the aftermarket decal people step in on these.
  13. FordRodnKustom
    For us old timers, reissue the Little T in original form with newly tooled parts to build a Little Rod or Little drag. I would definitely buy at least three. And while we're at it...maybe even a Little Tub?
  14. FordRodnKustom
    I'll wait until I see a true production model being driven on the road before I decide if I like it or not. It took a while for the current generation to grow on me but it eventually did after seeing many of them in person.
  15. FordRodnKustom
    Good nostalgic shot there at least for me any way. That looks a lot like the one we had when I was a kid, Colonial White over Cumberland Green. Ours had T-Bird wheel covers on it and a white steering wheel. We even towed a boat similar to that. I'll be getting a few...even if it has a few flaws. Thanks.
  16. FordRodnKustom
    Excellent!
  17. FordRodnKustom
    Sure wish there was a way to block a seller or sellers from my search results. Anyone figure a way to do that?
  18. FordRodnKustom
    Now that's funny.
  19. FordRodnKustom
    Very sad news. I can not imagine the pain in losing a child. My deepest sympathies.
  20. FordRodnKustom
    Nice work. I like the "scale" garage door effect.
  21. FordRodnKustom
    For the record, Chevrolet introduced the 265 for the 1955 model year while Ford introduced the 239 OHV Y Block for the 1954 automobile model year. I also think that the subject car would look better with even stock small block Chevy script valve covers keeping with the theme of the rest of it.
  22. FordRodnKustom
    I would without a doubt pick it up, with gloves on at first. I've done it before.
  23. FordRodnKustom
    Going to make a guess here and say it started out as a Monogram Black Widow.
  24. FordRodnKustom
    Looks like a nice kit for what it is. Hope someone does a water slide decal sheet for it. I'll pick up at least one.
  25. FordRodnKustom
    These pictures look to be authentic originals Good luck with your build!
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