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I built this model replica of my real 82 Mustang many, many years ago. I was diagnosed with cancer in 2005 and spent many years fighting that nasty BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH. Cancer returned this year and kinda back to square one again.  I ended up having to sell my real Stang that I spent many years and bucks to get it to break the 10 second E.T. Quickest 1/4 mile run was 10:88. I broke into the 10s and was real happy with that run. Sure loved and miss that car to the "MAX"
Father time has taken a toll of my little replica. Cracks appeared on the handcrafted cowl hood, paint faded, glue let loose on a few pieces, and some minor warping of the plastic. I have redone the hood and used Mothers Aluminum polish and tooth paste to buff it back to a semi~shine. A little furniture polish helped as well.
This kit has long since been discontinued and no longer available...

 

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Nice work on the 'Stang and sorry to hear about your medical issues. I do at home dialysis and while not as bad as your cancer, still a PITA. Keep a positive attitude (as you know) and if we can help, let us know.

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One of my most favorite Mustangs.  These came out around the last time I raced my MGB.  I often thought about building a road racer out of one.  I have one of these in the same color.  Maybe one day it'll get some slicks and a roll cage.

 

Nice work.  How you feel better soon.

 

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Welcome..!  Stay strong ans positive friend...it helps more than you know.   I miss my old car too which we had to sell off after my accident...I really hope to make a replica of here someday too. 

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Man~O~Man... Thank you all for the positive comments...  Always a great help on those dark and scary days. I just returned from a treatment and in about 6 to 10 hours my insides will be on fire. Linda like drinking a gallon of gas and swallowing a lit match, then peeing razor blades for the next 3-4 days. Kinda gives ya the feeling of being cooked in a micro~wave from the inside out.  It is horrible and very painful, but I am winning the battle once again... A heartfelt and sincere "Thank you, Thank you" all once again!!!

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