Craig Irwin

I should be able to make it!

Generally enjoyed the show, I could do without stuff like the silly burnout skit with the staged police bust.

A razor saw, a set of needle files, emory boards and a pin vise for starters, then a Dremal tool with a lot of bits. For clamps rubber bands, clothespins and tape will get you started.

I love seeing these old kits getting built!

Cool idea! But I see a red stocker full of Illinois Nazis! LOL

Very nice! Kind of like the Revell '68 Hemi Dart kit, "almost" everything we need to do an accurate factory race car. My spares box has the rest.

Any 62 to 66 Nova, sedans, wagons and sedan deliveries are all available in resin, start with Bandit Resins, they have several.

The complete engines may work out better anyway, Thanks!

Resin Ford 351 Cleveland heads and valve covers? Anyone casting them? Thanks in advance.

Well, it's easier to dig a Hemi and scoop out of the parts box (mine anyway) than to scratch up a correct bench seat, hope some resin guy steps up.

Any chance that a 63 modified reissue will come later? (please?)

The bucket seats confirm an A 990 drag racer.

Wow !

looks like nothing that a little hot water and gentle pressure won't fix, good luck!

Interesting build! I have one that I may convert into a two door wagon.

I have a built kit from the early 80's, and it has a different chassis under it. I built it box stock myself so the kit must have changed.

very nice!

It never rains in Gotham!

I have been under the number one Barris Batmobile, in 2010, and I can verify the original chassis is still under it, and because the Ghia built body is welded to it, I doubt it could be changed. Engine was a 390. This is me in the Barris fiberglass Batmobile number 4 (the 3'rd fiberglass Bat), at Fiberglass Freaks in Logansport, and I can also verify a Ford Chassis and a 427 dual 4 bbl side oiler.

My bet is that if it still exist and can be reissued, it eventually will be. Some of the stuff thats been issued and announced lately couldn't have had much interest. It's just there and complete.

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The AMT kit is 1960's simple, and looks good finished. It's a good kit on it's own merits without the Stooge tie in, but if that interests you too, there's a plus.

We have our winner!

Two of the Roll's kits can be combined into a Phantom V , or at least a 50 % completed project!

He has a bad rap, I'm leery to order from Lucas. I wish someone else would do them.