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Great looking Granada, I never knew this kit even existed .

That's his cooler maybe. A little large for a radiator over flow. Maybe it is his only gas tank.

I like how you're doing the interior. Peg board and tools look just right here.

Since the 1:1 hood on the Edsel opened in the same manor as the Ford can you modify the Ford kit hinges to work with the Edsel body ?

On the window issue, I have had good luck using thin clear plastic from packaging used for different products you might buy most anywhere. My favorite is the plastic used behind the top button and under the collar on men's dress shirts. This is used to make it hold it's shape. They will bend easily without creating a bend mark in the plastic.

Thanks Casey. I was already thinking along those lines when I get one. I could just grind off the fronts and redo the chrome also and that's they way I'm inclined to go rather than cannibalize the SS kit.

I like the finish on the engine and transmission, they look like they've earned their keep.

Since News Papers have turned into what they have become I sure miss Delbert. Who every wrote for this Comic Strip had to have worked in a large office somewhere. You couldn't just make up this stuff he wrote about. I used to read this and I could name several coworkers that could have been anyone of these caricatures.

I don't like the Bumper Guards either, but that isn't going to stop me from buying one of these.

I like how you redid the front end. The stance looks the way they were set at that time. The wheels look much like the Chev/GMC Rally' wheels also. Great idea for the front suspension.

Very nice body and paint work. I like the way you did the twin blowers on the engine.

Great looking Judge. I remember seeing many of these when they came out. Your paint finish and interior really look well done here.

Beautiful looking customs. I like the roofs, very radical looking.

I'm of an age that I think I would build the Alfred E. Newman figure just for old time sake. I used to read Mad Magazine but I had to hid it from my parents, they thought it was Communist Propaganda.

Your display trailer turned out perfectly.

Great looking interior. I also like how you did the wood trim. The instruments as look good.

Looks great, you're almost done.

Great looking build. I like the color also. Nice to see this one built as a street car.

Beautiful looking paint and detailing on this. The color looks perfect for this model.

Neat looking Surf Wagon. Maybe a Shark got the Arm ? Great idea on the Prosthetic, much better than trying to reproduce an Arm.

Great looking build. I remember when these first came out, and the first one on the street that I saw looked exactly like your build in every way. Clean looking trim and paint. Are those tail lights from the kit ?

Great looking Yanko. The paint finish is especially nice. Very cleanly detailed build.

I would like to see how this turns out.

Great looking paint, I'm glad you didn't paint the roof to match like a stocker. This looks much better and the colors work well together.

What ever you do don't get ride of it, you'll hate your self for the rest of your life if you do. I had a new '05 GTO LS2 with a 6 speed, Black on Black. After market wheels and Michelin tires and lots of other goodies just like yours. Sold in '14 so the wife could get a new car. Didn't have to but the garage was a little crowded and the Insurance was killing us. She says she has heard me sobbing in my sleep some times and wants to know why.