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Looking forward to seeing more of this, I'd like to find out more about getting the grill for these kits, I'd like to build a Michigan State Police version of this one day. Looking great so far!!

Great looking truck, are these still available? And what other years are there?

Does it have the actual 1972 grill in the kit? Or the 1971 grill? That happened with the snowplow kit. I had to buy the '72 short bed for the correct parts, now I have a short bed '71. I don't really think we need another '71 .

Yet another great looking Demon Pro Stock !!! I really need to start building stuff like this again.

Looking great so far.

That car's turning out great!!!

Those Torino's turned out great, where did you source the Chrome Reverse Wheel for them, And the Mustang's? I'm trying to get all the proper parts before I actually dive into building mine. Everything is looking perfectly done so far.

Where did you find those wheels? The old AMT '57 Chevy kit? Great looking build, 30 years old and still looks amazing.

Excellent job! Those were cool looking car's back in the day!

I would buy at least six of them, These are beautiful cars, I had two mint one of this kit, And sold them , Big mistake on my part. Perfectly done!!!

I personally would love to see the AMC Rebel, Javelin, Hornets and Ambassador kits made again, Especially the 1969 Rebel SST kit, also Make a 1968 Rebel SST kit, It was never made by Johan or anyone else. It's probably one of the best looking mid sized cars from the 1960's , The 1967,1968 and 1969 to my opinion are the best looking, The 1970 is also highly sought after. The original one's that Johan made are like gold in the hobby. I had two mint '69 and '70's in my old collection I sold . Bring back the Rebel and Javelin kits updated to be more accurately represented for us factory stock builder's. Maybe the 1971 Matador Machine that AMC made very few of back when the car was new. Adam 12 1972 Matador 4 door sedan? That would be another awesome kit for police and taxi service builder's. Those would sell like crazy.

I'll be watching this build, I love these old mid '60s drag cars.

I'd love to see these kits come back of these iconic late '60s muscle car's. The original kits are hard to find and extremely expensive.

I agree , these really need to come back, These are iconic muscle car's from the 1960's.

Now I'm really inspired to start restoring my '68 Torino glue bomb, could you tell me exactly how you made the front bench seat, I have just a few spare back seats to work with. I actually am going to have to make two of them, one for the '68, And one for my resin '69 Cobra formal roof.

Okay I'll look into those, What blue and white did you use for the body colors?

That's how it's supposed to look, great build, I've got two of the original '69 Torino Cobra Modified Stocker kits to build, I need to find new decals for them , mine are all dried up and falling off the decal paper.

Absolutely perfectly done, I'd love to build one myself, these Torino's are my favorite model kits of all time.

What are you using for the decals? I found these on eBay. I was thinking about doing the same thing, I have this started, And I have the ramp truck based off of the Hostess delivery truck and Ford LN 8000 I combined both kits so I can make the delivery truck out of the LN 8000 and the ramp truck out of the Ford C 600 kit. That's the kit your going to want.

Looking great, I didn't know they drove Plymouths in 1964, I thought it was just Chevy's. That blue and black looks great together!

How does someone go about ordering one of these? This is another one of my favorite cars, Buicks have always been a big part of my life. My late father worked in Plant 36 from 1965 until 2004, he retired that year after 39 years.

WOW, that's looking great, that's how everyone makes the 4 door out of these years of Chevelle's. I'll be watching the progress.

Great looking car, I'll be watching!!

Beautiful build, that color matches the 1973 Sherwood Green Chrysler used that year.