
Dr Cobra
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Love it !! I remember going to the drag strip in Greer, SC and seeing a very similar Pinto wagon with a SBF and a Lenco.
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Welcome Ace, a Ford guy and likes drag racing ! Glad to have a like-minded member.
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I'd see how hard it is to pull one of the plug wires out of the head before I made that decision. There might be enough room to re-position the wires over the valve covers and hide the excess under the air cleaner. Any time I am doing something new, I Google pictures to see how it was from the factory.
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Great looking Mustangs !
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Createx Wicked Colors Flair Silver Spectrum
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For the magnesium finish I started with Tamiya XF-24 and added a little silver, a little gold, a little green, until it looked right to me. If you look at vintage photos of magnesium parts, there are many shades. I was going after a Dow #7 look.
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Yeah, these cars changed constantly to keep up with the competition, you kinda have to pick a time and base your model on that period.
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I used the body from the AMT 67 Mercury Comet Cyclone GT kit, the chassis from the Polar Lights Hawaiian funny car and the 427 SOHC from Texas 3D Customs
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dark green
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I added a Gofer 427 Ford, Speed City Resin wheels, slicks and seats. Painted Tamiya TS-20. Now I am going to build a matching 67 F350 ramptruch to haul it.
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Revell Boss 302 questions
Dr Cobra replied to customline's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
The quarter windows on 69-70 fastbacks don't roll down,but they do flip out. -
Best place to get kits
Dr Cobra replied to Guccillama's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Wes's Model Car Corner is good to mail order from, they also have a retail store in Blountville, TN. Very good to deal with -
Thanks for the kind words guys, I should have cleaned some of the fingerprints off before pictures.
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1990 Mustang LX - SVT Cobra DOHC Powered! UPDATE! 1/22/23
Dr Cobra replied to Dennis Lacy's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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Awesome work !!!
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Some of the outlaw racers call the front end extensions "Pecker Extenders" Very nice detail, the only thing is a Pro Mod would not have a belt-driven water pump. Most blown Pro Mods would have the fuel pump mounted there.