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Finished this today, and since I wasn't trying to acquire on of these kits in the first place, I must say I'm quite pleased. So why use the vintage decal on what is an otherwise nearly stock looking build? Simple. I didn't build this for accuracy. If I'd wanted an accurate ' 70, I would have bought one of the Revellogram Pro Modeller kits. This kit came to me by a twist of fate, so I said, "ehhh" and built it for fun. And when I do that, he he, anything goes. B)

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This takes me back to my late brothers Torino.

Thanks all, and 30ford this takes me back to the mid seventies, when I started enjoying being a subscriber to magazines like Hot Rod and Car Craft. I was around ten, also the age I started building as a kid. Some of the coolest cars to be found in those pages, to me were the street machines with a nice paint job, some trick wheels, and a word or two slapped on the side or the trunk. Building this, it was nice to use a little of that inspiration I'd been saving. ;)

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Looks Fantastic to me SFD, after all ain't that what modeling is all about anything goes!! ;) kinda like Frank said it " I did it my way" hey BTW I really like the 64 too that was my first car only mine was a red on red convertable that really does bring back memories!! :)

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