Handler,or.....Frankenpony?

[madhorseman]

Edited June 28, 2014 by madhorseman

[grayghost]

It's alive It's alive It's alive!

This is gonna be a good one.

[madhorseman]

Sorry for the delay

[OldTimer50707]

Oh yeah.

[Chris White]

really nice to see old kits built, thanks for sharing

Edited June 28, 2014 by Chris White

[Maxicoop]

great lookin' pony II ........... you don't see many of those and you did a great job on this one......

[Lovefordgalaxie]

Old kit+Mustang+great craftsmanship=Awesome!!!

[unclescott58]

All right! A Mutt II! Everybody likes to put Mustang IIs down. For the time they were right for where the market was at. And still like them.

Scott

Edited June 28, 2014 by unclescott58

[Draggon]

That came out great. Excellent workmanship really stands out on this.

[Daddyfink]

Awesome! Hope mine comes out that nice when I get to it!

[slusher]

Excellent model and pictures..

[madhorseman]

Thanks for all the positive comments guys. The reason I refer to it as Frankenpony is, well if you have ever seen the Revell Monroe Handler kit then you know how simplified it is. So to put it together to my liking I went outside of the kit box. the only item from the Monroe kit is the decal sheet. The body and associated parts are from the Revell California Cobra which is molded in white. The front seats, steering wheel, and front grill parking lights are from an AMT '77 Mustang kit. Engine and trans,driveshaft out of an AMT Nascar Thunderbird box. AMT '68 Shelby GT500 kit gave up the exhaust system. For the interior tub, chassis, and tail lights, I went to an MPC '77 Mustang kit. My Handler now uses wheels, and the rear shocks and mounts from the Revell '69 Shelby, the tires are American Satco's. So there you have: Frankenpony. Thanks again for taking the time to check it, and for the comments.

[hgbben]

Very cool Roy. Great results

[DumpyDan]

Wow I heaven't seen this one in decades, thank-you, brings so many good memories back. Looks great!

[Mopar - D]

Nice build.