ChrisR

Thanks for the comments. The only reference photo I had was the one from Fred Cady that came with the decals and that has shown the car without the door trim. The only parts from the Revell '57 BW were the rollbar and the engine (manual transmission). I wanted to use the floor and back seat panel but it was not interchangable with the '56 and just used it as a template.

Built from the Revell Calfornia Wheels version with Fred Cady decals and after market wheels and tyres.

With the 1940 Ford pickup being re-released I will be getting a few more. Below two of mine - the first a restored first issue except for the head lights and bumper. The second a combination of the street rod version, an Iraleri fire Jeep, after market tyres and some spares box parts.

Real!

Very nice model as always!

This might be what you are looking for: http://www.modelroundup.com/category-s/152.htm

Good one Harry. One of these days nobody would have it right. I had absolute no clue.

Great replica.

Nice model, Terry. Pity the Scale Coachworks models are no longer available.

Great model with nice detail.

Cool. Always had my doubts about the kit decals but it came out great.

Looks great and wants me to break out mine!

Nice, clean model.

This car and pictures were used for the press release of the Maserati MC12. It might just be a 1:1 model although I think they would use the real deal?

GREAT MODEL!

Very nice model. The detailing on the carburetors are outstanding.

REAL!

The Hornet is one of my holy grails.

Excellent models as always!

You are right. I were comparing the wrong photos and looking at the number N957AC.

Great detail!

Appears to be the same one if you look at the registration number.

Nice model and paint job!

It has got YES factor!

Cool idea!