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What he said!

Awesome model! I really like this a lot . Great work on the subtle weathering.

Very very nice! Great model of an almost forgotten hero.

But I can build one in my sleep now! (Probably not an accomplishment now that I think of it?)

I loved the original and feel the same about the repost. Another great build Harry.

Nice! Fords weren't the only ones built in '32.

Beautiful model!

I've got a couple of these as glue bombs off eBay, I think I'll leave them in the box for now. Really nice work Harry, I'll probably try to steal a few of those details

Great model of an unusual subject. Love it!

I've already done this with Monogram NASCAR kits! Only thing different is the decals

You can try Spotlight Hobbies, they occasionally have some oldies.

Well, it was free shipping

Wow, great model! We need to see more CanAm cars on here

Great looking model, nice clean work.

Way cool conversion, nice model!

Nice mod and racing tow rig.

Yes, the floor was really that flat! My dad had a '66. It also had the coolest speedometer, a barrel that rolled around with the numbers instead of a dial across the dash. Outstanding outdoor photography.

Very nice!

Great model and memory!

What a tank! Great model.

Very nice builds. I like the chrome accents on the PU bed.

Wow! I just happen to have one of these on the bench as we speak, similar turquoise and white 2-tone. How did you do the chrome accents on the taillights? Is that paint or foil? Outstanding model!

Thanks for the responses. Good to know there are no additional charges on incoming items.

Can't miss with a big Ford, nice work! I'm shakier and blurrier than I used to be as well, looks great!

I've been doing a fair amount of business both buying and selling on eBay, I'm just about even up on selling kits I'll never build and buying ones that pique my interests now. How do you figure out what a kit from say Japan or Korea will cost once customs, duties, taxes, title, insurance, etc are added in? I've searched eBay's help section but I can't figure out what the costs will be ahead of time before I bid on something. There's a few F1 kits I'm interested in but I don't want to end up paying hundreds for a $20 kit. I've shipped a few to overseas buyers using eBay's Global program, where I send them to Kentucky and they take it from there. I've had buyers pay upwards of $100 for a kit I got $30, the rest was fees, taxes, etc. I don't want to get caught flat-footed. Thanks in advance for any advice!