Kris Morgan

Will be watching this one. Sent ya a PM Randy.

Fer an old dude, your pretty cool. Happy Birthday brother.

I'm a little partial to the roadster but, boy are they both nicccce.

Morgan Automotive Detail as well as the other guys from DRAG ( SMBC, Motor City Resin Casters and, Missing Link ), Will all be there with 5 tables of goodies(LOL) Looking forward to seeing everyone again.

Jesus, As Dave mentioned (thanks Dave), I do a 79-82 coupe conversion based on the MPC kit. My site is www.madmodeling.com Being that you have the 79 MPC kit, you will not need all that I offer in my kit. I will only need to provide you with the body and, package shelf which will bring the price down. If you are interested send me a pm.

I have had good luck stripping Dupli-Color by doing the following. Lightly sand a few spots down to the primer and, then soak in Purple Power. By breaking the surface it allows the stripper to start getting under the paint and, loosening the primer. It will still take a bit of a soaking and, scrubbing to get it off but, should work.

You can buy the distributors already prewired here www.madmodeling.com

Love it! Nice ' simple.

An early (say 72 ) Pinto wagon would be nice.

It is getting close to retooling time for this one Jason. Perhaps the mirrors are something we should add to it. Having the seats avalible seperate might be a good idea too. That is what we did with the TRX wheels. Being that the 87--88 kit is the intended donor. Again, the wheels where"skipped" to save costs. Must people are building these as drag or, street cars. Had I known you were using one of the 79-82 kits as a donor, we could have alao left out the inerior parts (minus the package tray) and, brought the cst down. Thanks for the kind word on our customer service.

Happy Birthday Tommy and, hoping you have many more.

Jason, I would be happy to replace the hood if you like. If you wanna wait, I could replace it with the cowl hood that is in the mastering stage. Should you have to ask? No, you should not. However, I am human and, do have somethig slip by from time to time. Heck, I have spent $27,000 on a real brand new Mustang that had a few issues.(LOL) Thank you fro the review. As for the lack of the buckets, simply done as a cast saving measure. This was our first body/trans kit and, we wanted to keep the cost down where we could.

Missin Link Resin does the Pony wheels. Not sure if Kevin has them on his site (he is redoing/updating it) www.missinglinkrc.com If they are not there, you can always email him through the site and, ask about them.

I say build it. Seeing as you remember your mom buying, maybe ask her what color you should do it. BTW, We will be casting this kit in the future.

That'll work. Thanks Kev.

Can't seem to get the pics to load. There is one on Ebay if you wanna see the pics though.

One will be going on Ebay in the morning. I will try to get pics up here as well. and, Thanks George.

I can cast you a set of wheels if you like. Send me a pm if you are interested.

Very neat Ron. Made me smile when I seen it.

Guess you could say I work in the industry. I like to think I provide modelers with high quality resin. Is it really work if you enjoy it though?

DRAG www.detroitresinautomotivegroup.com will be there looking forward to seeing you guys again.

Me likey.

I have had good luck with both Model Express and, Deans Hobby Stop. There is also Ebay.

WOW< How cool is that?

That sure did come out nice.