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Yeah, the Wagoneer was available as a 2dr up through 1968. There was also a 2dr sedan delivery/panel version. Don't think I've ever seen an early 2dr. Then in '74 they brought out a 2dr Cherokee, with a different side window treatment than the older 2drs. This lasted through '83 until the XJ Cherokee came out for '84.
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Wowza... that is seriously cold. I may be coming up to Alberta for a few days next year...a friend here in Ohio (from Calgary) has his wedding planned for Lake Louise...next January. I've been invited, but January in Alberta makes January in Cleveland seem like Miami.
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Probably would be best to start fresh..the Honcho kit is a bit on the simplified and crude side.
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The Velocter N would be cool...or the Kia Stinger GT.
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From the photos, it looks like kitted one with a plain roof..too bad they didn't do the panoramic sunroof, in scale the it would show off the interior.. Given how popular CUVs and SUVs are in the modern world, more kits of this type of subject would be nice to see...like the new Chevy Blazer...or the upcoming Ford Bronco. Or any of several different Jeep models....
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Seeking 1/25 Appliance Wire Mag Wheels
Rob Hall replied to Danno's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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Seeking 1/25 Appliance Wire Mag Wheels
Rob Hall replied to Danno's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I think the Barris custom version from 1980 or so had them also. I believe the late 80s (red car on the box) was when they switched to Shelby style wheels for the option. -
Seeking 1/25 Appliance Wire Mag Wheels
Rob Hall replied to Danno's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
The Countdown Series issue of the '66 Mustang ht had them...not sure if more recent releases had them also. -
They are also built in S. Korea for Asian markets....it's a global vehicle..
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Yeah, the grille, taillights, dash, steering wheel and wheels were the main visual changes over 29 years of production...neat vehicles.
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Been a Rush fan since high school in the 80s...glad I got to see them about 15 years ago at Red Rocks in Colorado...just incredible live. RIP Neil.
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Back on-topic, I predict besides what has already been announced, we may see from Revell a mix of reissues, modified reissues and maybe a new tool or two. And they will be released on specific dates. That is about as non-controversial a prediction I can make...
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I've had a cold and sinus infection since the weekend before Christmas.. been treating it, mostly gone now.
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Neat...looked it up, apparently this was sold in the US long ago as an MPC in a couple different releases...I have a few MPC 1/32nds that were Airfix reboxes, neat little kits.
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Okay, what happened?
Rob Hall replied to Richard Bartrop's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I couldn't imagine doing it.. if I were a moderator, I would be banning dozens of people daily. Anyway, ICM kits are neat, they do stuff no one else does...I have their Opel Admiral sedan and convertible kits, haven't tackled them yet, haven't built a multi-piece body kit in decades, but I've heard they go together well. -
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Rob Hall replied to Richard Bartrop's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
It looks like an interesting kit. The problem with the original thread (and many threads) is some people can't grasp that kits aren't $5.00 or $19.95 anymore, there is a wide range of prices nowdays...and then they whine endlessly about the prices...gets really, really old. Prices are what they are..if you can't afford it, don't buy it. -
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These are the '60 Ford conversions I got from MCRC at the NNL Nationals in October...Galaxie Town Victoria 4dr ht and Fairlane 4dr sedan. Both very nice. The Slant 6 is an MCRC product also.