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  1. Casey
    100% false. I have done exactly that multiple times over the past few weeks while using Google Chrome. See here:
  2. Casey
    Those wheels are actually 1/20 scale, and scale out to just over 19" in 1/25 scale.
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    Yep: I don't recall any stock conversions for the '41 Coupe not Pickup, though.
  4. Casey
    Two sold for ~$55 in November on eBay, and there's a nice assembled original kit in red currently listed for ~$50...
  5. Casey
    Bumped by the '29/'30 Model A.
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    No 1/25 scale kit of a '70 El Camino...ever. AMT re-packaged the JO-HAN '70 Toronado and Cutlass 442, but the not the Eldorado. A few on the list above came out in the Motor City Stocker Series with different part numbers, so maybe AMT was a bit too optimistic about 1970.
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    The Comet isn't to difficult to find, as RC2/Model King reissued it in 2005 or so: Hmmm, looks like the kit above was in the Round2's possession recently...
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    The original poster, about dealing with RR, not you specifically.
  10. Casey
    True. Missing Link can supply the shaker hood and two scoop parts: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Resin-25th-MPC-1971-76-Pontiac-Trans-Am-hood-w-shaker-by-missing-link/292368512200?hash=item44128574c8:g:aOAAAOSw8GtZOyaN
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    Fujimi 12633 - 1/24 RS-7 Audi 90 Quattro 20V 126333 https://www.rcjaz.com/fujimi-12633-124-rs7-audi-90-quattro-20v-126333-p-90072603.html
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    I don't think anybody does. I would suggest finding a vintage MPC body/kit on ebay and starting there, using the parts from the most recent MPC '79 Firebird T/A and the '78 Trans Am for a base kit/parts donors.
  13. Casey
    Mill City Replicas - milcityrep@aol.com
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    This issue?:
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    Maybe this is what you were thinking of/had read?:
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    I don't think there's ever been a separate hardtop offered in any of the AMT Lincoln Continental kits, only full hardtop body shells, which I recall a few people stating no longer exist-- this AMT '65 Convertible is believed to be the last of the line, so to speak. I'm not sure if there was ever a separate Continental hardtop piece offered in any other AMT kits as a custom part (similar to the separate Thunderbird hardtop included in the original 1/24 Monogram '55 Chevy kit), though I doubt it. Here's the original(?) '65 Lincoln Continental Hardtop kit box, which appears to be a heavy influence on the sales sheet's main wagon artwork: I believe this was the last reissue under the "Nostalgic Series" label during the RC2 era:
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    I don't think a separate hardtop exists, so it would need to be an all-new part...which would be a good idea. Not sure how much the Lincoln Continental Hardtop's top changed over the years, but Round2 seems to have no qualms reissuing the '70 Challenger with a separate (semi-crude) hardtop.
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    Looks like the 1/25 AMT '65 Lincoln Convertible kit is being pushed as a Wagon more than a Convertible, but that's probably a more accurate description of this kit as it exists today:
  24. Casey
    Just as an FYI, the Autocar Tractor is being reissued soon, so maybe that saves you some $$4 if you can find the dump bed and suspension parts spearately:
  25. Casey
    Good tip. I recall the separate (as in individual, not all joined by a backing plate as on the Revell SnapTite kit) headlight buckets were a finicky fit on the 1/24 Monogram Malibu, but I want to say the lenses didn't have any mounting pins, either.
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