TV cars in kits

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[FordRodnKustom]

X-El, part of the Seville/JoHan era in the late 1970's, made a promo of The Lively Set Turbine car. I regret not getting one at the time.

That's right! I forgot about that one. Wish I got one too. Thanks for the reminder.

[Greg Myers]

Another "Lost" kit.   

[Greg Myers]

[Greg Myers]

The real car in the picture above is not the Porter, is it? It doesn't look quite right to me.

Just like model kits are changer to represent other cars ( perceived more popular) so are the real vehicles, not to return to their original state.  http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/norm-grabowskis-rarely-seen-23-touring.1001635/

To answer your question, sadly, yes. 

 

[Edsel-Dan]

AND another I have and Forgot, the Route 66 Vette!!!

 

I also have a 64 Impala "American Dreams" kit

(Or is that a 55/56 T-Bird!!!)

I need to check, but.......

 

They Did use Too Modern of 60's car kits in that series as American Dreams pieces though!!

Like the Bullitt Mustang in a Different color!! (Don't remember though)

 

For the Most part, Any issue of the AMY 57 T-Bird can be built as the Vegas car

Some even still had the "TANNA" License plate!!

[FordRodnKustom]

The TV show Death Valley Days (1952-1970) was sponsored by Borax, so by association:

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[Quick GMC]

4 pages and nobody has mentioned Bullitt

 

 

 

[FordRodnKustom]

Sky King (1952-59) The first Songbird.

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Edited July 14, 2016 by Daddyfink

[ToyLvr]

And yet some more icons it the big (and little) screen.....

 

[unclescott58]

We're missing Suzzane Sommer's Thunderbird from American Graffiti. I know there was a model of that one too.

 

 

[ToyLvr]

And still more...

 

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[Ace-Garageguy]

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[Ace-Garageguy]

[Ace-Garageguy]

Besides the Lincoln Futura being remade into the TV Batmobile, it also starred in the 1959 film It Started with a Kiss.

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