ewetwo
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Looks great. Both of them.
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Great color and paint job.
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Awesome.
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Picked this up over yesterday. Never heard of the brand before. Polistil.Grills a little wanky but you don't really notice it then the hood is down. Was in it's box but the box was trashed.
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Really nice. Puts mine to shame. LOL
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Welcome Mark. A lot of nice people here.
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Looks fantastic.
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Great build.
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Nicely done.
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Really sharp looking.
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Beautiful. And love the Ford also.
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Really sharp looking.
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Really good looking build. Your mom should be happy.
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I have this kit and I plan on building it like the one I owned. Mine was the entry level. Only options on it was power steering, power brakes, and an am radio. 4 cylinder with 3 speed on the floor. For a 4 banger is would cruise along at 75 mph with no problem plus return great mpg. So I would have to find a 4 cylinder engine to recreate mine. Being almost 70. I don't now if that build will ever happen.
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Nice Edsel.
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I've noticed that at a certain time during late summer. Just before dusk. These tiny white bugs going straight up from the grass. They look like little white angels. When this happens. I'll see tons of dragon flys start flying back and forth over the yard obviously eating these bugs. The in come the swallows and they eat the dragon flies. Quite a sight to see.n
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Nice.
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Shelley Harland. Singer/song writer from Australia. Not well know here in the U.S. To appreciate her vocal talent. Listen to her cover of The Smith's "There is a light". Only her doing all the vocals. No instruments. Or her cover of Tears For Fears "Mad World". And one of her own songs.
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1960 Ford F-100
ewetwo replied to Tom99's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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I like that Thunderbird also. Ford did well.
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Great advice Ace. I'll try this next time. "EDIT: I also recommend scuffing bare plastic with hot water, Comet, and a toothbrush prior to primer. Works much better than sanding, doesn't obliterate fine detail like scripts, and gets into all the little nooks and crevices. Rinse very well, dry, then wipe with 70% isopropyl alcohol on a clean white paper towel."
