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I recently unpacked these old models I built about 1960. They survived pretty well. The rubber and chrome have seen better days.

You can see the influence of the show cars of that period in these two. I don't think I will start building anything this small again.

I think I left out some of the front suspension parts or they have been lost.

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Cool , I really like this style of builds. I wish I could capture that feel of that era . Thanks for dusting them off and posting them up.

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Those are pretty cool from way back then. Interesting that you found decent sized wire instead of sewing thread to use!

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How cool is that to stumble onto, and in your own stash..... ;) Both are very neat pieces of history, thanks for sharing Dave.

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Dave, those are really cool. Engine wiring, fuzzy upholstery and opening doors...... you were really an "advanced modeler" back in those good old days.

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Thanks for all the comments, finding these little guys brings back a flood of good memories that are generally just filed away.

I guess I was about 13 or 14 when these were built. It appears I liked the Chrysler Hemi and blue paint. :)

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I have gone back and looked at some models I built when I was 13-14, and in some ways I think I had superior technique back then. It doesn't make sense, but it's the sad truth.

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Great looking models !! I see a lot of vintage Revell parts-pack content in both of those...very very nice period pieces, clean craftsmanship, and well-thought out and integrated modifications.

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