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This kit has an extremely basic chassis with no under hood detail. I scratch built some inner fenders and added a few extra parts like heater hoses and shock tower braces. Wheels are from my spares stash and the decals are a mix of chopped up Mercury Cyclone and '68 Mustang. Not a bad kit, this is an original annual from 1973 with some cool extras you won't see again, like a "Street is Neat" belt buckle and a prize entry where you can win a couple of Rupp motorcycles and even a Custom Chevy wagon!

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Very nice restomod.  I do not think I have seen a real 71-73 Mustang that someone put in the Boss 429 engine but I’m sure it would fit with some minor alterations.

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26 minutes ago, vamach1 said:

Very nice restomod.  I do not think I have seen a real 71-73 Mustang that someone put in the Boss 429 engine but I’m sure it would fit with some minor alterations.

Yeah, I have read the engines are incorrect for the '73. I just put the biggest one of the two that came in the kit, lol.

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1 hour ago, cobraman said:

Looks like you did a great job with this kit.

Thanks, Ray.

1 hour ago, Jim B said:

Great looking Mustang.

Thanks, James.

1 hour ago, Painted Black said:

Street is neat.......so is your build. Well done.

haha, cheers man.

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Thanks guys. Although it has it's inaccuracies and is pretty basic it was an enjoyable build. Will definitely be building the 007 version when I find one.

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Nice job; especially nice when you consider what you started with! Cool and unusual color scheme makes this one stand out. Well done.

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1 hour ago, deuces wild said:

Gotta love the Michigan 1976 bicentennial license plates on it...?? I have one in my garage somewhere....??

Thanks. They're from the MPC '77 Pinto. I don't know how the number plate system works in the U.S. so they're probably not right for this car. They were the only 70's plates I had.. and they look pretty cool. ?

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