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Some good ones in there Gary. Is the Charger on the left a 66 by MPC? They dont exactly grow on threes. 

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Got my package from Missing Link and the donor. It`s a really nice transkit with photo-etch etc. 

Tommy its an MPC 67 Charger, I had a very lucky find in that I had a hood for this exact model in my spares stash from somewhere....very lucky.

That Torino is a very nice kit in itself, Im building one of those at the moment.

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Well I love glue bombs and rescuing old builtups, managed to get this boxfull for a very good price a few days ago.

All were built  between 1965-67 by the same young chap here in the UK, he brush painted everything in a kaleidescope of colours, and man did he use a lot of tube glue!!

There's a couple of rarer bits here, an original AMT Ala Kart, an AMT 64 Tempest convertible and a Johan 65 Chrysler 300

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Nice ones Gary....been looking for the blue one next to the pink car....nice to see these.

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Nice ones Gary....been looking for the blue one next to the pink car....nice to see these.

Thanks Mark, yes im very pleased with that Chrysler, unfortunately it's missing the stock front seats, I have no idea what I could use in its place. 

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Thanks Mark, yes im very pleased with that Chrysler, unfortunately it's missing the stock front seats, I have no idea what I could use in its place. 

Gary... I have no idea ether...?   I have found finding most old original parts is hard to do most times...I have a huge batch that were my dads I have been looking for parts for years now.  I hope you find something suitable for it its a nice find for us 60s big bodied car lovers.

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Well I love glue bombs and rescuing old builtups, managed to get this boxfull for a very good price a few days ago.

All were built  between 1965-67 by the same young chap here in the UK, he brush painted everything in a kaleidescope of colours, and man did he use a lot of tube glue!!

There's a couple of rarer bits here, an original AMT Ala Kart, an AMT 64 Tempest convertible and a Johan 65 Chrysler 300

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Boy, the closer one looks, that is really a very nice collection of cars. Definitely looks like there's some good stuff in there worth saving. 

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Well I love glue bombs and rescuing old builtups, managed to get this boxfull for a very good price a few days ago.

All were built  between 1965-67 by the same young chap here in the UK, he brush painted everything in a kaleidescope of colours, and man did he use a lot of tube glue!!

There's a couple of rarer bits here, an original AMT Ala Kart, an AMT 64 Tempest convertible and a Johan 65 Chrysler 300

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Gary, that's a great find! How do you clean up someone else's messed up glue job on headlights or windows?

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This bad girl finally arrived after a month and a half of waiting. Got it on eBay for a steal. Came from Mexico and took forever, including a 2 week hold at customs. Original, 1982 edition, turbo 4-cyl amazingness.

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Tommy its an MPC 67 Charger, I had a very lucky find in that I had a hood for this exact model in my spares stash from somewhere....very lucky.

That Torino is a very nice kit in itself, Im building one of those at the moment.

 

That is great,it is an certain satisfaction to finally have projects complete with all parts. 

Revell kits are lovely,i chose this route since the price on original Mercury Cyclone has gone to the moon. 

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That is great,it is an certain satisfaction to finally have projects complete with all parts. 

Revell kits are lovely,i chose this route since the price on original Mercury Cyclone has gone to the moon. 

Tommy...tell me about it.  I have the original 70/71 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler build up of my dads...cant find any factory stock parts for it anywhere yet but its too cool not to restore.

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Gary, that's a great find! How do you clean up someone else's messed up glue job on headlights or windows?

Wth great difficulty Gergo!, the glazing units are absolutely welded into a couple of them

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.....just bought from ebay a factory sealed  Johan 1969 Plymouth GTX  cartoon box original kit,,,,,very rare, and very exciting....will post photos when it arrives in the next week or so......the Ace.....:D

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.....just bought from ebay a factory sealed  Johan 1969 Plymouth GTX  cartoon box original kit,,,,,very rare, and very exciting....will post photos when it arrives in the next week or so......the Ace.....:D

I'll bet that put a dent in a bank account.

I saw where it was listed. ( I am looking for a clean builder , so I have Johan GTX in my searches to be notified when one gets listed )

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.....just bought from ebay a factory sealed  Johan 1969 Plymouth GTX  cartoon box original kit,,,,,very rare, and very exciting....will post photos when it arrives in the next week or so......the Ace.....:D

Sounds great Ace...

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My latest Ebay find. And original issue AMT 1959 Lincoln convertible. The fender skirts were glued on ,,but I  took a chance on it anyway. Mail man dropped it off about an hour ago and I jumped right on it to see if they would come off. Sure enough popped right off with minimal damage to the body. Everything to build it stock is with it,,including the hood ornament is there. All I need to find is one stock hubcap,,,someone had  glued a spinner to it and I don't think it can be fixed easily. It even came in it original box .

I can now ck one more off the want list.

 

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.....just bought from ebay a factory sealed  Johan 1969 Plymouth GTX  cartoon box original kit,,,,,very rare, and very exciting....will post photos when it arrives in the next week or so......the Ace.....:D

I'll be real interested in seeing that.

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Sounds great Ace...

it sure is, Carl....can't wait to get it here.....i'll be eating KD and drinking water for months, but who cares...lol...lol...the Ace...........:lol:

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