Mike Chernecki

Not hard for Revell to do the 1970 Yenko Deuce. All they need is the proper tail light panel and front bumper. The original issue Nova had the LT-1 and the so called copo kit had the 1970 grille.

How about Revell do the parts needed to convert the 1968/9 Dodge Dart into a 1970 Swinger 340

BNA Model World has them in stock https://www.bnamodelworld.com/model-cars-motorcycles-detail-up-parts-t2m-tuner-model-manufactory-t2m-1070?zenid=a8224e3a8f468297eadd98eefddb3043

RB Motion has Nut and Stud pins in the sizes you are looking for.

I am waiting for Revell to do a new 1957 Nomad.

Not sure if Replicas & Miniatures still lists the Somberos, they were nice with separate clear red centers. Model Car Garage also had a turned aluminum set, no longer available but turm up on eBay once in a while. I think the last release of the Amt '62 TBird had Somberos. The Parts Box has wide whites, but I have not tried them out.

Not sure about other companies, but I was talking to Moebius last week about replacement parts. If they don't have it on hand, they will break open a sealed kit for parts. I assume the left-overs get thrown into the parts pile.

I have never had the issue and I have sanded the primer as well with no issues. You can wipe the surface with 70% Isopropyl Alcohol before re-spraying to remove any oils.

Already been answered in another topic. Scoops will be separate.

I have never had an issue with Mate @ Gravity Colors, one of the best to deal with. I have spent hundreds of dollars on many orders. One thing I have experienced whether it is Gravity Colors, Model Car Garage, Ted's Modeling Marketplace and any eBay seller from South Florida, when my package hits Miami Postal Center it sits forever. I have seen delays from several days to weeks. Once it leaves Miami I have my package delivered in Canada within a couple days. Those Miami postal employees must be on the beach sipping Margaritas.

Wow, gorgeous! Amazing how they can get the body right almost 60 years ago, yet they can't do it now with all the technology available.

go to page 16 of the Comet thread. SteveG posted pics of rhe afx version.

Looking forward to the Foose F-100, not sure about the Eldorod. I sure hope they do more Foose cars down the road. Even though the Grand Master lost the vote, I would still like to see it done. A couple weeks ago I had a chance to see both the Grand Master and Madam X, both are gorgeous and amazing when you see them in person.

Lucky, I was just going to get an overpriced Thunderbolt off eBay, I can wait a few months now. The Charger looks good too.

What happened to the tire molds? Any chance of them being reissued by another company? It would be nice if Aoshima or Pegasus would release 50s & 60s wide whites, redlines, etc, instead of the rubber bands they put out now.

With the popularity of the Ford truck, they need to follow-up with '67-'72 Chevy trucks

My vote is for a 1962-1965 Nova in convertible, hardtop and station wagon. With minor trim changes each year can be released.

I don't think there will be anything new for a while. We still have the variations of the Ventura to be released; the Catalina and the Stock Car and possible others. Plus variations on the Comet, afx car and more. Plus the Plymouth variations and a few more Ford pickups. More Hudsons?

Southern Motorsport Hobbies offers the 1968 Coronet in resin, I have some of their other kits and the quality is very good. http://stores.smhracing.com/mpc-68-coronet/

Bob already posted the new contact info

same here

No not that one. The same build-up showed up on automotiveforums.com . It too disappeared not too long after it was posted.

The pedals are correct for a Zonda. Is that a hint that Zonda is in the works as well?

Does anyone make a set of templated carbon fiber decals for this? Any in the works by anyone?

What is the difference between the Japanese version and the Overseas version?