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Thanks Tom. I have one to build yet. But I'm sending you a pm

Nice. Wonder what you'll do with the to old Fords.

Someday I'll be able to paint like that. Beautiful build.

They are both Wonderful!

Wonderful!

Nice!

I'll have to keep my eyes open in case someone needs them. Thank you all.

It was this kit.

When I was a kid (yes I'm old) all the models had screw on chassis. Maybe a motor. Maybe not. The suspension was already molded into the chassis. The wheels went on a metal Axel. The kit was built in one day. Now the Cobra I'm working on was intense as far as the number of parts. Models have really changed. Unfortunately being Dyslexic and having Raynaud's Disease. I see things backwards at time (the carbs on backwards) and can't tell if I still have the little tail light in my fingers or not. I've tried tweezers but they don't work as I can't feel how light or hard I'm holding the tweezers. LOL It's all fun. :-)

And I just saw the sanding sticks at Hobby Lobby. But heck. When I gone. It will give the next owner a reason for taking it apart and rebuilding it. LOL. :-)

I know the silver one is a flat head from the kit I just built. But I haven't a clue what the other two go to. I bought the opened kit from a garage sale and the extra engines were made and in there.

Thank you all. I just realized that the carbs are on backwards. My dyslexia kicking in. LOL

Thank you Casey, I got to thinking and checked out my Ford models from that time period and I think it might go to this 1929 Ford Model A kit in the pic. I bought 3 of these Ford kits from a garage sale and they all had some work already done. 2 kits had the bodies already painted and the Vicky is chopped and primed. I just finished one from the group. It's "under glass" . That kit had a few extra engines and such which I will post here to see if anyone can identify them. I know one is a flat head V8 I painted and put together. The other 2 I haven't a clue.

Too funny.

All done. :-) I bought this kit at a sale. Body was painted red, No fenders or anything. Just a few spare motors that I have no idea what they are for except for the flat head. I put it together and this is what I came up with. I usually build stock so this was fun. :-) I know the horn isn't suppose to be there but I thought it would be kind of cool.:-)

Awesome. I'll remember that. :-)

The number is 27500609. :-)

Looks like the real thing. :-)

Awesome.

Really nice.

LOL. I don't know which one is right as I've seen it spelled so many different ways. So it' Sprue and Sprues? Most likely spellcheck. :-)

Well if anyone need them, There they are.

I did a number search and it came up nothing. :-)

I have these 2 spews that have a few parts on them that I have no idea what they are for. Any ideas. A bumper. Radiator temp gauge. 1 spinner for a wheel. 2 tail lights. These all look to belong to some build of a 1920 or 1930's car?