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That is really nice! I like the move of the spare to the back, that couldn't have been easy, custom coachwork was the name of the game back then. Great model.

X2. Every time I look I see something new. Well done!

That looks really cool! I would have gone with blackwalls with the dog dishes but that's just me.

That looks really nice. Well done. Did you use decals or stickers?

Great looking model! I am a fan of the Darlington "throwback" paint schemes.

Looks like a nice little kit, well done. Did you remove the front fenderwells or are they not in the kit?

25 years or not, still a great looking model John!

I like it a lot!

Very nice, great outdoor photos.

Great color and stance, well done. I like it without the stripes, more stealth on the street for those unsuspecting Mustangs!

That looks great!

Wow, making your own decals sounds intimidating. I'm sure they can't market beer to the "youth market" these kits are aimed at. Nice job.

That's cool! Very realistic weathering.

I like it, nice clean work. No trace of the ulcer-inducing issues you had. Glad you stuck it out

Realistic weathering, great work! From when stock cars were really "stock".

Museum quality work Harry. Thanks for showing us how it's done.

Got my "holy grail" finally after years of looking. Granatelli STP Turbine car from 1967, MPC 1/20. Everything but the tires and decals, parts still on the trees! That's OK, the original tires are incorrect, Indycals has the proper replacements along with fresh decals so I'm good to go. Built this as a kid after seeing the real deal at Indy, long gone. Now I can maybe do it justice.

Love it! My dad had one of these for years, thanks for the memory jog.

That's a shame. All the cool performance marques seem to be slipping away.

Really nice clean model. With the right backround it would look 1:1. What about Mitsubishi? Did I miss something?

Great model.

Great work, very believable! What did you use for seat springs?

Now that is a kool kemp! That grill looks great, love the engine bay.

Wow! With the right backround it would be hard to tell its a model. Congrats.

Love the OHC-6 and the interior detail is very well done. Thanks for sharing.