The Mystery Part I.D. Help Needed, Please, Topic

[Casey]

*JO-HAN '69 Road Runner Custom grille*

Edited November 8, 2017 by Casey

[o-man]

Plymouth Satellite?

[Xingu]

My first impression when seeing this was Fury police car.

[dodgefever]

I think that's the custom grille from the JoHan '69 Roadrunner.

[Snake45]

I think that's the custom grille from the JoHan '69 Roadrunner.

That was exactly my thought, too.

[disabled modeler]

That was exactly my thought, too.

Ill 3rd that....it looks like that to me.

[Casey]

I think that's the custom grille from the JoHan '69 Roadrunner.

That's it. Thanks. 

[Xingu]

I think that's the custom grille from the JoHan '69 Roadrunner.

That was my 2nd guess

[Casey]

Can anyone identify which kit this bench seat came from?: *edit* AMT '67 Lincoln Continental

 

Edited November 18, 2017 by Casey

[Snake45]

The emblem looks very Lincoln-y, so my WAG would be some sort of AMT Continental. Now as to what exact year, I have no idea. Maybe Ron H or Steven G would have a better idea.

Edited October 26, 2017 by Snake45

[Casey]

It does seem like it'd be from some type of high end model (Continental, Imperial, etc) with such a fancy seat design on it. I thought AMT Monte Carlo, but those all seam to be molded with the console. Most of the early AMT Continentals have a full tub interior with the seats molded in, and the '65 Continental is very similar, but the center section looks different looking at the part on an eBay listing.

[Mark]

I'm thinking '66-'69 Continental, not sure of the year though.  AMT probably stopped doing interior updates after the last promotional models, so it could be more than one year. 

[dodgefever]

1967 Lincoln, one year only I think.

[Snake45]

1967 Lincoln, one year only I think.

I think we have a winner....

http://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/amt-instructions/automotive-cars--pi/lincoln/amt-1967-lincoln-co/64272007.html

[Casey]

Thank you, folks. 

[Casey]

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Edited November 18, 2017 by Casey

[pack rat]

Anybody know where this molded in lime green then plated piece, which has a slight taper along the long dimension (~1" long) came from? It looks like the lime green plastic Monogram molded a few kits with in the '70s (Horn Toad, Poison Pinto, Duster's Last Stand F/C, T'rantula, etc), but it doesn't ring any bells for me. It looks like a split rear spoiler, bumperette (I though Pinto Street Rod, but no), or ????

 

 

That is a custom grille insert from the MPC '70 Cuda annual (one of a pair).     

[Snake45]

That is a custom grille insert from the MPC '70 Cuda annual (one of a pair).     

Now, where else on Earth are you gonna go to get an answer like that? 

[Casey]

Thanks, Mike. 

Edited November 18, 2017 by Casey

[Casey]

How about this one...

Edited November 18, 2017 by Casey

[Mark]

How about this one...

I'm guessing late '70s or early '80s RWD hatchback or fastback of some sort (based on the exposed/carpeted rear floor/cargo area), AMT or MPC. Rear has a 4-link suspension, front upper A-arms, looks like a 4-seater. I think I've ruled out Monza, Mustang II, Pinto, GM F-body, and MPC Toyota Supra. 

MPC '79-'88 Mustang (Mustang III?)

[Casey]

Thanks, Mark. 

[Casey]

Next up, this molded-in-white Corvette hood. *edit: MPC '67 Corvette*

Edited November 18, 2017 by Casey

[Snake45]

Easy one. MPC '67 Corvette coupe, possibly an original annual issue, but also just as likey from one of its many reissues. 

[Mark]

Easy one. MPC '67 Corvette coupe, possibly an original annual issue, but also just as likey from one of its many reissues. 

I'd go with the annual...I've got a couple of different reissues, and I don't think any of them have the "427" on the scoop because all of them have small-block engines.