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I'd say yes.

Thanks Dennis. I'll be getting a few of these too. Those front bucket seats look a lot like the original Little T seats.

Very Nice! Good job.

Indeed. I bought a few just for the new to this issue Olds spinner wheel covers.

Here's a link to the instruction sheet. http://round2models.com/files/instructions/mpc814.pdf

Thanks. Yes those are Modelhaus resin parts combined with the Revell Ranchero kit.

Good catch, they sure do. Early Rambler. 63 Ambassador 65 Marlin I'm no expert but I think the 70 AMX mill should look something like this.

OK so anyway, yeah, I'm glad to know this kit is in the pipe. I'll be in for few for sure regardless of it's issue configuration. I've been waiting a long time. Hope I'll be able to use all, or part of the rear windows and some other parts so I can finish this one. The build ideas are just about endless. Hope it's a huge success for Revell.

My list is long but I'd settle for one of these now.

I'm really looking forward to this Del Rio kit. My father had one in the early 60's and I thought it was the coolest car ever. Ours was Cumberland Green and Colonial White much like this outstanding example except it had the optional Turbine wheel covers and a white steering wheel. I've always wanted to build a model of it.

I think Art is correct. Can you show us how he is "110%" wrong?

Glad to see you working on this Ford again John. Thanks for sharing your creative scratch building work.

Agreed. I never got what all the fuss was about. I do like the 1:24 scale injected Nail head, rear wheels and slicks in the original kit though. Would be a good parts kit to me if it was ever reissued.

For polishing out models after sanding I like Blue Coral Scratch Remover. Not sure if it's available any more though. For Polish women I'd have to say my favorite was my mother.Oh, and as far as the Kielbasa, my Grandmother made it in her kitchen. I'll never have such again.

62 Olds Starfire. I had one of these long ago. With all the chrome this was beautiful when lit up at night. I really dig the Olds steering wheels from this period too.

Is this stuff still available? Can't find it at any of the "Big" Marts around here.

I have no problem with four doors. I think they can be cool cruisers.

Great vintage 2 wheeled. I'd like to ride either one.

Is that Joe Friday(Jack Webb) behind the wheel of that channeled roadster in the last pic?

Peter Tong in Bachelor Father?

Abner in Bewitched?

I did this one up a while back for fun and a slump buster. I'm from Long Island and I loved watching these old modifieds at Islip and Riverhead when I was a kid with Charlie J being my favorite driver at the time. I had this JL diecast, got the decals from an Ebay seller. I really enjoyed this little diversion!

This 61 Imperial dash has some "space age" too I like the functional simplicity of this 300 SL dash Just something about the 56 Ford dash I really like

Brilliant!

Extremely sharp. Beautiful work.