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Here are some builds you may have missed since I started joining Facebook groups. I nearly forgot about this forum but it's such a great place so here they are.
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1970 Ford F350 4x4
Platerpants replied to Chuck Most's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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On the heels of the Heller Ferguson TE-20 tractor!
Platerpants replied to Art Anderson's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews
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Super Duty Cab and bed would not be the same as this truck it wouldnt even be the same as a 97-03 F150. Your best bet would be finding the lincoln diecast and going from there but that is my personal opinion. Now if you had a 2014 Raptor kit the cab would be almost the same only real difference was how the real trucks 3rd brake lights were done and the bed and front fenders were different.
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it was a dealer exclusive when you bought a real lincoln pickup. Or in my case buy it off eBay at a high price.
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when I built the Europa I used 69 Shelby Decals and painted the hood myself
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A fantasy scenario that works for me. Carroll Shelby May have been hiding concept mustangs that "didn't exist" atleast not to the public. After the Europa production ended and the Mustang II came into existence Shelby saw potential in this pinto based stang. He went on to design a wide body concept car using a 351 as the power plant. Ford was presented with the idea and turned down shelby. Shelby was still hopefull in one day selling modified mustangs though it would be a long time before an actual production car happened. In the 80s with the success of the fox body Carroll was working with Chrysler on the turbo 4 cylinder dodges but felt that the turbo 4 in the mustang could be boosted and create a monster of a car. The concept was designed starting with an svo but was turned down by ford yet again shelby continued to work with Lacocca at chrysler until the era of the Shelby Series 1 a new Cobra. The 90s Redesigned Mustang was quite a change from the long running fox. Two concepts were created one in 1997 using an SVT car as the basis and the same in 99 these two were turned down because SVT had a good formula and Ford didn't see a need for a higher end version of their Monster. When finally in 2005 with the new retro look mustangs Ford gave in and saw a need to bring the past too the fiture and set sales of various models to start in 06. But where did they end up? Speculation is that they were either scrapped or hidden somewhere that only shelby knew about. models will be members of my Shelby blue crew using the same shade of blue as all the previous shelby mustangs. I have been working with these for a while now and hope to finish them by Thanksgiving.
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Well its been a short while since i have built a Shelby or what if Shelby, most recent being my 2017 Ford GT. Well I have come to realize that I need more. So I did a little online shopping and purchased what could be then end of the Blue Crew until the next generation of Shelby unless I come across a 1/25 Cobra Daytona. So Here is a reminder of the Crew and the 4 new What if GT500s. These pictures ended up on a few facebook groups and then i remembered i forgot the what if 2017 GT500 so thats why it got its own picture. The Monroe Handler isnt a stock body so it may end up with GT500KR stripes.
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Yes its sitting on the carpet.... unfortunately I have no work bench at the time new house and nothing is really set up yet.
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I am currently in the process of recreating my 1:1 F150 the wrong way. I have the diecast 2005 flareside and am trying to recreate my styleside. The thing is I am not good at creating plastic panels so I'm doing it the wrong way... grey putty. Now I also have the rare and expensive 1/24 Lincoln pickup. Has anyone cast the bed to create the 6.5 foot styleside because the lincoln is a 5.5 foot bed. Because I am using my phone I will have to upload more pictures in the comments...
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1972 Chevy Fleetside to Dually.
Platerpants replied to PatW's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Looks good i need to get back to shelbies
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Very nice work, cant wait to find one for myself, I love a good snap kit seems like sometimes the snappers have a better subject matter than the glue kits.
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that was my dad's other option but like I said I found the bumpers on ebay. He did make a high capacity oil pan for it too. I almost feel this topic needs moved now. But thanks for the suggestions guys. I will make sure my dad does some posting related to this eventually. He also is working on a color me gone car and has a few other Mopars lined up if I can get him to become an active member.