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Oh Yeah...Scotty LIKE!!!!!! Love that color combo!

I have the kit but it's a really bad start to a build. I bought it at a toy show for the box, maybe someday I'll try and build it, FYI.....Racing Champions did a 1/64th scale die-cast of it back in the 90's.

Super nice build! Color is wonderful! Makes me miss my 78 more!

I'm a collector (not a hoarder). I collect.........Model Kits, Die-cast cars (and other vintage toys), Radios, Cameras, Shot glasses, Paperback books, VHS tape movies (DVD too), Vinyl LP's, Old negatives/slides/photos, Typewriters, Ford Mustang memorabilia. Also.........BIG TIME Star Trek fan!

I will say that with the 40% coupon a kit can be a lot less than my LHS. BUT, I do like to support local stores as I work at a old school brick and mortar camera shop. And my LHS does have a greater selection of kits and supplies.

Yes, it also can do that with power steering pumps. If you do have a mix of the 2 fluids it's best to drain it all out and replace with fresh one type.

I have used nothing but ATF in my vert pump on my 88 Mustang. You DO NOT want to mix ATF and hydraulic oil, they are different. A buddy did that on his 87 Mustang vert and he got leaks.

The clean patch panel it the best part! Wonderful build!

Excellent! Interesting color combo, Love it!

Very very nice work! I really like the wood plank base.

53 and still plays with cars..................

And the good news this year is the German GP at Hochenheim is back. Also ESPN2 is showing the races with NO commercials!

F1 is up 8% from 2016 to 2017. https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/headlines/2017/12/f1-spectator-figures-for-2017-hit-four-million.html

Shelby...... And when he's hungry......

I've seen a few Truck-Stangs at car shows. One I saw was so well done it looked factory. This one looks way to odd to me.

Maybe the AMT 97 Mustang GT kit might work.

I'll never give up my 88 5.0 Mustang, you just can't kill those engines and the exhaust note is like an opera.

Agreed........and the FTWD right after was just as disappointing. I really don't care for the cross over but the producers had to do something as viewership has fallen.

Those are great! Long live Lego!!!!!!

I sure miss my 78 Pony. Had the 302 V8 auto and air. Sunroof. Fun car to drive. Bought her in 1992 for $850. Drove her for 2 years till the oil pump went out. And you know the rest...lost storage....had to part out....(Did make $1200 on the part out and still have the 3 spoke sport steering wheel). So I made a model kit of her, but as you can see, wrong tires and missing the sunroof. Plans call to rebuild that model kit with all the details right. But it was very cool seeing Fresh Cherries come out with a stock Mustang II hatch.....and in black!!!! I do have another one that needs to be taken apart and paint the interior tan. The brown coupe on the other side was owned by a chief who worked next door to the photo lab I worked at, his was a 76 2.3 auto. Hope someday I find another Mustang II, would love to restore it just like the one that I lost.

And here I thought I loved every Mustang on the planet.

Ain't it the truth..........!

FYI..... The sticker price for my 99 V6 (w/auto) Mustang was $18,500......$27,649 in todays dollar. A new base V6 (w/auto) 2017 Mustang is $26,380.

Art is the man! Thanks for the info.

I just thought about that....isn't the TT just a stronger frame and rear axle? Also I think the Schiller's van is a Model T as the TT came out in 1917? I think the photo I showed is from 1914?