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I wish those tires would get reissued, always wanted a set.

Had a Horse Hide Hauler decades ago. Thought I had stumbled across something kinda rare, even for the early '70s. Didn't realize at the time it was a retake on the Surf Woody, which didn't interest me. I liked the look of this much better. Recently scored a couple bodies to fool around with on marketplace.

I love this video! It's a prime example of the diversity that made drag racing so interesting, and is so sorely missed since it went corporate. Even though the body is radically (for the time) altered, there's no doubt it's a Mustang and it's racing a T-bucket.

I too had a Miss Deal with AHM labeling in the early '70s. Confused the heck out of me as a kid as I had never before seen the kit, but it just oozed Revell. And I found it at a Woolworths.

That looks really great! Very clean building and kept simple, bet it was fun! As a kid I avoided Lindberg stuff like the plague after getting my first one. And for the typical reasons; lack of detail, no chrome, plastic tires, somewhat clunky appearance to some parts, etc. These days I'm really digging the look of a lot of their kits and find them most charming in their simplicity. They can provide a really good basis for vintage hot rods that can look great right out of the box. I've been getting a few choice ones here and there and plan to do an all-out drag version of that first Lindberg kit I bought, the White Lightnin' dirt track car. IIRC, I ended up getting it at a convenience store that had minimal kits on hand. It was what appeared to be the closest thing to a hot rod they had.

Wow, that is NICE! Spot-on in every way.

Wow, that's really nice, one of the best builds of this kit I've seen! I've always loved the yellow altered rendition on the original IMC box, but the assembled kit never seemed to match the drawing. It always looked kind of awkward to me. I've got a Union reissue I plan to do that box art car with.

That is just awesome, great work!

Just saw this on a FB page a couple days ago. I didn't know it was available as a kit car, but I thought it was The Magician built by Jerry Pennington and shown back in the '70s. I saw his Scorpion, and Devilfish at World of Wheels in Chicago in the early '70s. Like those much better than this, even though the Magician does seem to flow a bit better than the Markette

Oooh I like that! Looks mean.

Mine came yesterday, but I forgot to check the mail so I got it today. Perfect surprise on a cold, dreary Sunday morning! As I inch ever closer to resuming building after a 20+ year hiatus, this will no doubt inspire.

Man that looks great! I too built one back when it was new and found myself wanting one again a few years ago. But after getting a real good look at the offerings on Ebay, I realized I really didn't like the look of that body. I quickly cooled on the idea of trying to score one. IMO the Camaro has always been the best looking out of that first batch of Revell funnies. I have a couple reissue Camaros and an original unbuilt Mustang in the stash. But seeing what you've done with it is lighting the fire again as it's easily the best looking rendition I've ever seen.

Awesome!

Looks great! I too have always liked the Uncertain T, but never had one. I don't recall ever seeing one at any stores, maybe a bit too late for it when I got into models, about '70-'71.

Looks like you're finding that groove all right!