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Here is a link to my GSL Photos. http://s44.photobucket.com/user/sfhess/library/GSL%20XXVI?sort=9&page=1

The 70 Cyclone funny car body was similar. The hood was molded in.

To my recollection this was not an annual kit. The 70 Super Bee body was part of a funny car kit. In the 90s AMT combined the funny car body with the bones of the 68-69 Road Runner/GTX kit. I remember taking a 70 Coronet funny car body (it was molded in dark blue) and combining it with the chassis, interior etc from an MPC Charger back in 1970-71 or so.

Plus it has the front fender conversion a lot of folks would like to do.

Missing link sells resin copies of an accurate underhood area. The underhood parts from the 71-73 Cougar will work too.

68 Cyclone....... (I think they look better.)

The Revell Bronco has wheel covers similar to 66 Galaxie covers.

Maybe, but note that the 65 Mercury is completely different from the 63-64. Interior is different, and the chassis changed from leaf springs in the rear to coils and front suspension changed too. Frame also totally different. If you have a 64 Galaxie that would be closer as a donor.

...and I have a 65 Ford brochure that shows them. Wow.

One little thing, and I may be wrong. I don't think the side facing "third-row" seats made an appearance until the 1968 model year.

Very nice work Paul. Especially like the "non-LTD" grille.

With slight modification you can use the Starliner floor pan and chassis under the 64 Marauder for more detail.

I received an order, placed on May 16, last Saturday.

Best Model Car Parts http://www.bestmodelcarparts.com/products.php?view=productListPage&category=3

LTD LX.......

I ordered some parts from Steve a few weeks ago and they were shipped promptly. He even tossed in some "extra" goodies. Cool stuff!

Some people use the clear bubbles from "googly eyes", also available from Craft stores.

Missing Link sells a 4-door 65 Belvedere conversion kit in resin.

Years ago I had some friends who had a pair of "fintail" Mercedes sedan models. They were curbside models with clear windows and interiors. They had steerable wheels. Also they had VW Vans that were from the same manufacturer. Very nicely done models of these vehicles.

Speed City is working on a Bronco Buster body. http://speedcityresin.com/InProgressPage.html

The 71 Cuda is an old Monogram tool and 1/24 scale.

That's what I asked.

The Lindberg Challenger looks nothing like that. More like a 70.

Don't those trim pieces sort of hide the seams in the tulip panel that go between the trunk lid and rear window on each side? How are they attached?

And wagons.....