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This is a Tom Coolidge / Promolite resin curbside converted to full detail using the AMT '58 Edsel. The motor represents a rare Lincoln 430 option and would have made this lightwieght car a potent performer. The resin carves easily and the casting was nice so the engineering itself presented the challenge here. Both cars have the same wheelbase so the kit chassis works well. My dremel thinned panels for a better appearance. Paint is Tamiya rattle can

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Incredible! One of the coolest builds I've seen of a '50's Ford. GREAT job on the engine and chassis. Will you be at the Milwaukee NNL?

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Incredible! One of the coolest builds I've seen of a '50's Ford. GREAT job on the engine and chassis. Will you be at the Milwaukee NNL?[/quote Sorry the Wisconsin plate fooled me. I doubt you would be travelling from Florida!
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Incredible! One of the coolest builds I've seen of a '50's Ford. GREAT job on the engine and chassis. Will you be at the Milwaukee NNL?[/quote

Sorry the Wisconsin plate fooled me. I doubt you would be travelling from Florida!

I'd LOVE to be at Milwaukee ! But your right, it's not going to happen. I've often wondered how the hell I'd fly with several models in tow. Thanks to all for the positive comments.......... JD

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Jon you just get better with age. Keep on building buddy. I wish we could build together like when we were kids.

Amen brother !! Turn on the am radio and adjust the knobs on the Wayback machine Sherman !!!!

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jeepers peepers this is amazing and so many questions , like battery terminals , where do you get those ,, and all that little detail stuff , wow unreal build

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