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Very nice build! And different. I'm still undecided what I want to do with this kit.

Sure wish I could have been there. I been to all of them since the 30th but had no time or funds to go this time.

This what happen with my nephew. He got so impatient. So I got Lego's for him instead as he liked those a lot. Of course video games were a big deal to him as well.

And another "the end is near"........ https://www.motortrend.com/news/2020-ford-mustang-hybrid-what-to-expect/

Monte Bella!!!!!!!!

Looks great! I really like that color combo.

Besides 79-82 or 1983-84 or 1985-86 Mustang Notch's....because all 3 have different front ends, tails and trim. How about a very well detailed 48 Tucker (including the luggage)......

Vic looks amazing!! I would love to find a set of those wheels for my 96 Vic.

Wonderful trade with Modlbldr. Thanks again!!

Oh man, yeah. I think I should have just painted them body color as I did with the other window trim.

The hood was a resin cast part the PO bought at a toy show. I've never seen another.

The kit I bought was open and a few parts glued togather. It also had the resin teardrop hood so I built it as a hopped up ride. I stratch built, speaker grills, Dizzy, heavy duty shocks, exhaust tips and added plates. Didn't notice the roof at all but I should have filled in the rear fender wells. You can see clear through to the other side. Glueing the doors shut. Missing piece, cast in resin. Painted the letters. 1st time for that. Duel exhaust tips. Heater hose holes, reason I bought a pin vise. Interior less speakers grills, brown felt as carpet. Used some wire I had in a box.

I think I still have pics from when I built mine. If I locate them I can post them here if you like.

Super nice radio. Here is my set up, the old one on top/middle of the console TV was my great-grandfathers AM/Shortwave.

Thanks guys. From my reserch this is the 3rd release on VHS. The first is super hard to find from 1983. The second came out in 1989 from Media and the tape runs in SP mode (2 HR), same cover as mine. The 3rd tape (mine) is from Video Treasures (VT bought the rights from Media) 1990 and runs in the cost effective LP mode (4 HR). I do believe the first issue was a bootleg from Full Throttle Films (electronic rental company that put films onto VHS for renting). This is the only photo I have found of the first cover. BETA of all things! LOL

I'm a collector of...... Die-cast cars Radios Cameras Movie Projectors Typewriters Old Photos Vinyl LPs And VHS This is my Holy Grail of all my wanted VHS tape movies. Movies you can only get on VHS. Sure, Gone has been redone in glorious fashion. And from my 2nd photo I have just about every variation including the other 2 1/2 movies Toby made. Don't care for the remake. Too find this original VHS of the un-restored, mono soundtrack with the original car sounds and a few songs that got cut out of the restored version, is a dream come true for me. I remember seeing this in the theater and then renting a tape like this back in 1989 when the second VHS tape release came out. Great stuff. These have sold on E-Bay for as high as $45.......got this one at a thrift shop.....4 VHS movies for $1.98. Took me 30 years to find this tape. PS........I'll see if I can dupe this onto a DVD.

I have a 96 Crown Vic and I here those heater cores are a nightmare. Crossing fingers. Here are my Foxes.... 1988 Vert 6 hours 1985 Notch 5 hours

No , it's drop the entire dash, steering wheel, take out console....etc. Only because they had AC. Non AC Fox Mustang's heater core can be had through the glove box area, takes about 30 min, if that....LOL

I've done that on a few Fox Mustang's and it's no fun.

Very nice build! Paint and color are amazing!

Sweet 4-Eye build!

Stunning!

All I can say is........... WICKED!

Bought 2 tickets on the way to work, you never know.

That's not right. And the designer should know better.