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1966 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon 4 dr. resin 1/25th Galaxie 1/25th | eBay

64 Thunderbird hardtop and a 64 Comet convertible. Separate sightings, out in the brutal sunny 70-degree winter weather.

Barris creation?

Adjustable pedals were available on several Ford Models. In the Maserati Bora, the seats were stationary, with adjustable pedals and steering wheel

Not to mention the "Gallery" in the passenger side of the dash, a mini art installation you can customize.

That's interesting, A 66 Country squire with a Galaxie/Country Sedan/Ranch Wagon Grille. Most 66 Squires have the LTD/XL/7-Litre grille:

We have a date and a flyer.

No. Not even close. 66-67 Chevelle roof is more rounded.

I fixed my typo, now you can fix yours.

I just mentioned it because there is another thread similar to this begging for a reissue of the 67 Galaxie kit chill, bubba.

Right after the 67 Galaxie kit comes out.

When I was looking to purchase my first car in 1973, there were a lot of 64-66 Thunderbirds for sale for about $500. Most of them had at least one inoperable power window, and the foam in the driver's armrests was ripped out where you would grab to pull the door shut. I ended up getting a full-sized Ford.

Do we really need three threads asking this question?

My parents had a 56 Monterey Phaeton. Red and white.

Ford Galaxy???

That explains the crashes...

Model A pickup with a decorated Christmas tree in the bed and pine-ish garlands draped on the fenders and cab.

They both look angry about having to sit out in the snow.

Yesterday I received an unbuilt, complete 1961 Lincoln Continental hardtop kit.

68 Impala 4-door sedan. 66 Buick Electra 2-door hardtop.

69 Catalina. Bonneville would have an "Endura" pad in that recess in the rear bumper.

For every issue of MCM there are "When is issue XXX coming out?", "I got my copy of issue XXX", "I haven't got my copy of issue XXX yet" threads. There is a comment regarding this on the Spotlight board today. I have some faith in MCM. I recently renewed my subscription for two years. Keep up the good work, Gregg and staff!

This reminds me of the circus I saw a few nights ago. While filling my car's fuel tank, several people drove their big ATVs into the gas station, noisy, lots of colorful flashing lights and loud stereos.

There is no "bi-monthly schedule". The powers that be at Model Cars Magazine announced some time back that they would publish new issues when they had enough material to make publishing an issue worthwhile. Note that there is no month/months on the cover, just the issue number.