Testor’s Lincoln Mint GTO.

[ewetwo]

Finished this last night.

[cobraman]

Looks pretty nice.

[Gramps46]

Looks really good.

[Snake45]

Wow, that's a beauty! Now you're making me wish I'd bought one when Ollie's had them for $10. 

[THarrison351]

Looks great! I see you went with the optional headlights. The only downfall I have with this kit it the wheels have no lugnuts. Otherwise it builds up easily enough and looks pretty good. So much better than the Dodge Daytona.

[slusher]

Great looking GTO, David!

[randyc]

I had one of those somewhere and can't find it, nor remember if I gave it to a relative.  Looks great.

[ewetwo]

Thanks guys.

[spencer1984]

Looks good! This was one of ther weirder kits that I've built, but as you've shown it comes together nicely.

[ewetwo]

Yes Bill. I couldn't get the rear truck just right. And it was missing some screws. Let us hope it stays together. LOL

 

[Geno]

That turned out nice Dave. I converted mine to "The Punisher" GTO.?

 

[ewetwo]

That looks awesome Gene.

 

[Snake45]

I grabbed one of these this morning at the local toy show for $10. Unbuilt and seems to be complete. 

[Snake45]

Ewetwo and Geno, if you got this kit together, I now have major new RESPECT for both of you. 

I started mine this morning, expecting a quick, easy, fun project that would take a morning, maybe two. It took me two gorram hours just to get the front suspension and basic engine block in. It's now all back in the box awaiting my next fit of enthusiasm. 

The instructions are unclear, especially on which of the 4 or 5 different size screws go where. And the parts are hard to locate. For a while I was convinced I was missing at least one whole sprue. Finally gave up when I couldn't find the front part of the radiator. I'm sure it's here somewhere, but I got tired of looking for it and everything else. 

[THarrison351]

5 hours ago, Snake45 said:

I started mine this morning, expecting a quick, easy, fun project that would take a morning, maybe two. It took me two gorram hours just to get the front suspension and basic engine block in. It's now all back in the box awaiting my next fit of enthusiasm. 

Yeah, no. Not an easy couple of hours kit. I don't think any of the Lincoln Mint kits I've built were ever easy. It does look pretty good when finished. Even if there are no lugnuts.