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I just tried the main parts together, and they are almost snap. Typical promolike, with a bit shallow interior, and onepiece chassis. Delicate casting, with just a couple of small airbubble on the lower edges(sills). Very nice chromeparts.

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Nice looking car. The 67-69 T-Birds are my favorites (weird, I know), and I was looking at this one. I've been wanting a Fordor for a while, and have been considering kitbashing one using AMT's Allison Thunderland kit, which has a pretty decent 69 Tudor coupe body in it (except it doesn't have the T-Bird logo on on the C pillar, nor the red plastic taillights).

Looking forward to seeing this one built.

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Looks nice. You building it as a replica stock ? Color ?

Mild custom. But have yet to choose color, and wheels. As I have a old donorcar, I will probably buy a one more body, doing a detailed one as well. I will also see how the '71 front, and rear, fits on this body.

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Ford had a really nice dark blue metallic that year on the Birds! B)

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Johnny, it was known as Presidential Blue . I was in the business then. Painted my 60 Biscayne that color . . Looked so expensive , I sold the car an bought a Corvair ! Ed Shaver

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Mild custom. But have yet to choose color, and wheels. As I have a old donorcar, I will probably buy a one more body, doing a detailed one as well. I will also see how the '71 front, and rear, fits on this body.

The '71 front clip will fit on this one like it was made for it. I cut the back half off of a derelict '67 to do this.

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I think someone is confused !!! or been ripped off LOL... and I don't think in this economy no one is going to spend a ton of money for tooling on a "4 door T-Bird" LOL...besides this is somebody's resin casting from a promo body.

What are you going on about? There never was a promo made of a '67 4dr T-Bird. AMT made 2dr kits and promos back in the '60s. This is a Modelhaus resin kit.

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I Like this.

Wish I could afford one.

I did a 70 4dr the Hard way

The owner of a real one bought an unbuilt Motorcity Stocker series kit & I had to

measure his car to carve the door lines.

I did not raise the rear roof line, or replace the front buckets/console with a Bench, but he liked it a lot

I wish I had pic's of it!!

I Love this era T-Bird!!

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