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I put in for my usual request! That is to see the 1/43 line back! not just the 1969 year!

Very nice!! Gotta love Snakes!!

I agree on the MFH kits however I have heard some fit issues with some of their stuff and at the cost that really takes away some justification.

Very nice job!! How did the decals lay down, any issues?

1/43 rules!!!! Very cool build!

Picked this up at my LHS today. Its nice they are open on Sunday!

Very nicely done!!

I got 42 0f 48 dang MOPARS!!

Very cool!!

Very well done and 1600 ISO probably wasn't the best, maybe 100 ISO and for a little longer exposure time. The model does look great though!

These might help also! http://bangshift.com/gallery/real-1963-12-lightweight-ford-galaxie-gallery.html http://www.snyderspecialtycars.com/#!factory-lightweights

Way cool!! Gotta love 1/43!!

whump, whump, whump Baby!! It is a great sound to hear when you one is waiting to leave somewhere!!

I was diggin' the "Tommy Gun" in the 1981 pic!!

Things to ponder!!

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Where I come from 12-12-12 is fertilizer!! Just saying!!

You would!!......LOL

Sadly the kit stands straight so a little surgery is needed no biggie!

You should be very proud that is one nice job on the resto! Also thanks for the updates! How did it place at Monterey? I had a chance to meet John Morton at Waterford this past July for the 2.5 T/A vintage race.

Maybe the stuff she finds was yanked from your ancient stash stuff!!...............LOL

Thanks Tim I just didn't know if the kit was correct.

So you are the one you lousy so&so!! Had to sorry!! Seriously though congrats! If nothing else it has a decent for its time 427 Ford engine.

Interesting!! http://books.google.com/books?id=3ubSrMROTIoC&pg=PA57&lpg=PA57&dq=ford+police+engines+1970&source=bl&ots=g7T_FRk07Q&sig=F2RJ18s5Bdsih3EMM3ARabngdu4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=HFLCUN7ZD4mayQHJxIGgCA&ved=0CEcQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=ford%20police%20engines%201970&f=false

Hopefully the distributor sets at an angle the instructions aren't real clear! Does anyone have a pic of the engine built up?