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I have inquired a couple of times. Time Machine will not sell individual parts from one of his conversion kits

LOL. Glad someone got it.

A Mustang. A Matador. A Monza, A new Mazda. A Merc Montclair........

I bet Revell will have something really cool that nobody will expect from them.

Try a search on eBay. I found one.

There was never a styrene kit of the 67 GP, just the Bonneville. As told above, there was a Modelhaus resin 67 GP kit. Hemmings Classic Cars recently had an issue with articles about Pontiac Grand Prixs. There was a Plum Mist 67 on the cover and featured inside. Somewhere in my collection there is a resin 67 Pontiac safari kit

Thanks guys. My last order is from June 17, 2016

Very nice Paul.

When was your order placed?

They would have to retool the body and interior parts. The Bronco in question is a 92-96 model and the kit is a replica of the 80-86 version

Looking forward to this as a kit. Also would it be possible at some time to get the front grille separately? I had a 66 Galaxie 500 2-door as my first car and it would be so cool to build a replica.

I can't remember how many 69 "Z-28"s I've seen with big block engines in magazines or wherever...........

Mine was the same except the pillars faced the outside of the box. It's like they tossed it in as an afterthought.

The 1/12 Corvette has a tri-power 427.

Read his post again.

Sam, I'd like one of these when they are ready.

The V6 was a Maserati engine, used in the Citroen SM

Scale Equipment Limited make a nice set too. http://www.seltd.net/ez-catalog/X344897/24

Cool! Thanks for posting the pics. Will need to find an alternative to the Pontiac grille bar though......

Just a note to explain that this was not cancelled by the organizers. It was cancelled by the people who run the location. We were blindsided and not happy about this!

Try the chassis from the AMT/MPC 69 Cutlass. Unless the wheelbase is different. Revell snap 77 Monte Carlo for the interior. You will have to extend the package tray.

We were talking about this at our club meeting last night, that there might possibly be pre-painted versions of the new Foose kits available later, similar to the Camaro/Challenger/Corvette kits that Revell has released previously. Someone noted that there are no visible mold seams on the body of the FD-100.

I think I have some of those Atlas Fairmonts too. Former 78 Zephyr 2-door sedan owner.

I think Aoshima makes a wheel set that looks like those. Flat spokes. You would have to play with the offset/backspace though.