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Heres one that my dad built im sure over 40 plus years ago. Probably more like 45. Kind of a wild what if model.Looks like it was a take off of Arnie "The Farmer" Beswick. He lives just a few miles up the road from us. The only complete model i have left from when my dad was doing them. Always thought this was super cool for a wild home made car. Thought about tearing it apart and refreshing it but its cooler they way it is. An original screw bottom car. What do you guys think?

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Yes, definitely leave it as is as a memory of your father. You'll be glad you did someday.

It's actually pretty close to the drag version of the kit. I only see a different injector/scoop on the engine, everything else beside the paint and decals is how the kit came.

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think of how exciting that car was when first built....you can never get that feeling from that period back by restoring it...leave it just the way it is, and be proud you still have it....wish I had all of mine from back then.....the ace.... :lol:

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Another vote to leave as is. Oh how I wish I'd kept my builds from the early/mid 60's to show and eventually pass on to my grandsons ;)

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Don't touch it. What would be neat would be to get another kit and do your version. Then you would have models built by 2 generations.

Bob has a real good idea here. I say leave as it is...very cool model..

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Another vote to leave as is. Oh how I wish I'd kept my builds from the early/mid 60's to show and eventually pass on to my grandsons ;)

That's a great idea! I think I will do that!

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