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I am not a 1950's 4x4 expert, but I believe M-H primarily did conversions on Fords. I believe NAPCO did the conversions of GM products.

I'd be interested in a '64 grill as well

Any discussion on this '67 service truck? I find it interesting that they keep offering F100 service bodies. Wonder how many '67 only details are accurate? https://internethobbies.com/collections/moebius-model-cars/products/moebius-model-cars-1-25-1967-ford-f100-service-bed-pickup-truck-kit

The correct ground cable should be a flat copper strap. https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/ProductDetail/A-14301-B_COPPER-GROUND-STRAP?fromCategory=ProductDetail/A-14301_GROUND-STRAP

I used to maintain one of those Oldsmobiles up until a few years ago. The customer bought it new in highschool and only drove it in the summer, it white with a saddle interior. I'm out of the garage business, but he still has it. It's pretty cool that a colonnade car was that well cared for, and nice to see an example that wasn't finished in a drab Earth-tone.

Thanks for the welcome guys! Since I've seen it come up in other threads, I'm primarily interested in building American cars and trucks (big ones too) pre 1970. That said I have started to build my kit backlog around cars we had when I was a kid so 80s-90s GMs and Mopars. My dad was fleet manager for a local utility so we usually had the latest off-lease foreman special, plenty of K-cars and Voyagers... I also desire to build most of the Roth offerings.

Yup, those 50% off coupons from two weeks ago and this 60% off for today we're one and done specials for 'members'. My wife and I are both Michael's members she got some stuff for her hobbies and I got a Revell Early Bronco for $12 and change!

I've been lurking here for several weeks, and appreciate the high level of activity and experience. I'm getting back into the hobby after about 15 years away. In the 1:1 world I build Studebakers and mid 60's Ford trucks. This hobby is a great escape from the cold cement floor while fulfilling my desire to create!