Ralph Henderson

I know it's been awhile since I posted. Had some family medical issues, but I have always had a couple parts on my desk being worked on 1st being the tonneau cover and headrest/fairing I still have to get the windscreen angle correct, and work a bit more on the fairing. and I did come up with some decals. seems as though Mini Exotics made a trans kit some time back. I was lucky enough to get a copy of the decal sheet... see if I can turn it into real decals... Thanks for looking!

Nice!!

Thanks JC. Looking forward to it..

Yeah, Very cool!!

Hey JC, any update when this is going to available from HRM?? Or any updates on the build in progress? Inquiring minds want to know..

I'll shoot you a P.M. with sizes.. Thanks!

I'll shoot you a P.M. with sizes.. Thanks!

awesome!! I'll get my list made up!! Thanks a bunch. It'd been so long with no response, I forgot to look! Thanks again!

Very nice!! One of my favorite kits.

STUNNING!!

WOW!! Great job!!

VERY nice!!

Now to see if they'll just do it in 1/25 and not 1/24.. That will truly show which market they are listening to.. Maybe they will see fit to do an updated 1/25 1970 Mustang also..

Great job Ray!! I wonder what that roof would look like on the 60 Ranchero...

man, you guys are killing me. Got on a early cobra buying kick. picked up a couple nice built ups, and a couple good early parts kits, (1st issue). And a real nice 1st issue, complete, in the box. I never noticed how different the 1st issue wires were, or how much different the 1st issue Halibrands are from the later parts pack wheels... I think I'm done now..

Stunning! Love that era of open wheel F1 and Indy/Champ cars..

Like the other IMC tools, it's a bit fiddly, but as much of a Mustang/Shelby/Cobra guy as you are, you almost have to build one.. and then put the front on a Mach1 or one of it's derivatives, and then the rear from one of the Shelbys. To top it off, the old Show car with that front and the Shelby rear was a hatchback.. I'm trying t find another body myself...

real nice job!!

interesting

Thanks! Thanks to Bill at Rookie Resins. Still have to trim out the front fenders. And underneath is Rookie Resin's 1 ton suspension

Thanks!

nice, I have the li'l Hot Wheels one, it's well done. I might have to track one down, I see they did the Mustang II show car also... geez.. Can't believe no one has done a resin...

Yep, gotta find a Gunze... either one, actually... again, thanks to all for all the info..

ah, come on Gary, now where'd you get the Mustang 1?? And Thanks, My favorite Big 3 is the Cobra, Ford GT, and the early Mustangs. I'm sure I'll have some questions..

If it's 35 bucks for the kit, that's not a terrible price all things considered. Here's a hauler I'm working on, AMT Ford chassis lengthened around 2 inches, with the Moebius 65 cab, a 23 dollar ebay styrene ramp bed and some Rookie resin duallys. If you have a straight edge, a good angle finder/square, a sharp exacto and about $5.00 worth of .040 styrene you can make your own bed.. It's just sitting around with the other truck on it for now to make sure the splices hold..