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Senior year of HS ('73) one guy had a Comet Stabber that was a package car put together by a local Lincoln-Mercury dealer in '71 and '72, IIRC. Good looking car in black with silver stripes. His buddy had a Maverick Grabber in blue with silver stripes.

Cool find. I had a '71 2 dr. for a while after I was first married. Had about $600 in it, drove it for 2 yrs. and traded it even for a sweet '67 GTX, 440, 4 spd. that I dearly would love to have back. 2005 MotorMax Fresh Cherries 1970 FORD MAVERICK Red Diecast 1:64 2-Door Car | eBay

Love the car. Hate the wheels/tires though. :(

Wish I had saved mine. I had quite a few as well as 7 or 8 Snap-On clocks but the better half wouldn't let me hang them (in the boxes under the bed). Tossed the posters on a clean-out day and wound up selling the clocks back to my Snap-On dealer including one they had recalled because it was a...

I wish I had a bench in a warm area. :p Working in the basement and it's a little cool down there. We're slowly finishing the basement so I try to keep my mess to a minimum.

Sent me the decals I needed I needed for the '71 GTX. I can't thank him enough. :thumbsup: Now if it will warm up a little more so I can get it painted. :p

Thanks for looking, Asa. DartDad Too is sending me some. All I really need is the hood call-outs (440- non A/G) and the decklid decal. :thumbsup:

Most degreasers work also (Purple Power, etc.).

No, sir, I didn't. Thought for sure someone would have built the F&F GTX or maybe another kit but didn't use them (some actually had 2 sets of the body GTX decals). I really only need the deck lid GTX and the 440 call-outs for the non-AG hood. I've found them for sale but I hate to pay $15 for...

Started out with the Jeep (Helen Hunt's truck). After it got sucked up by a tornado they switched to Bill Paxton's '95 Ram. :thumbsup:

Didn't think about this when I saw your post about shaking up your paints. I think it was on youtube that I saw a guy recommend using a jigsaw as a paint shaker. He went to HD or maybe Lowes and got a small wood clamp that would slide into the blade mount. I got a cheap one at HF and have to...

Long shot, I know. Building a '71 GTX from 2 partial kits I bought and need stock decals. Thinking maybe someone built a F & F GTX and didn't use the stock set. I know several companies make them but I could just buy a whole kit for about the same price. I need another kit like I need another...

A quick Google search brings up several with one at $19 plus $8 shipping on Mercari.com (never heard of that place though) but with several known hobby shops having them also.

The one local to me here in metro Atlanta was at 40% off last week. Don't know if they still are. I almost bought the '72 Chevy car hauler and another Dodge pick-up (to make a Dodge hauler :) ) but talked myself out of it. I have too many to build now as it is.

Glad to hear you're doing better. Keep it up. :thumbsup:

I have the same kit. Tubbed & narrowed the rear but wasn't happy with the stance so stuck it back in the box for now. :( That's going to be a good-looking car in B5. :thumbsup:

Other folks have mentioned that but our Walmarts don't have any. :(

Big spender. :p I'll have to keep an eye out when I take my grandson to the store with me. He always makes it a point to visit the toy aisle (not that I object). :D

You have way more patience than me. I don't think I could do such meticulous work. I get aggravated with a model car and have to just walk away for a few. One reason it takes me so long to finish a car. :eek:

Thanks but I'll just put the scoop on it. No one but me will know it didn't actually have one. Thanks though. :thumbsup:

It was. And that was me that asked about RR decals. Thanks for looking.

How's the wrist coming along? Had my left shoulder replaced April 6th and have been able to do a little modeling the last few days. Model decals? Tried to message you but says inbox is full. Looking for Roadrunner decals, any year will do. Let me know if you have any and what you're looking for...

So the link Scotish provided is Keith Marks. He has the decals at $19.00 plus postage ($2 U.S. & $1.25 Canada). Think I'll pass on those and just build it as a GTX.

Did you do the interior? I'm building a replica '57 Chevy a friend had back in the day and his had diamond-tucked in it.

Very nice. :thumbsup:

Thanks. Sent him/her an e-mail asking about availability. :thumbsup:

My biggest challenge was cutting the hood (trunk) open. Used a Dremel and you can probably tell the gap is a little wide. After I had it cut, I bought a hot-wire foam cutter for $1.50 at an estate sale. It works great for cutting plastic. As a matter of fact, I cut the hood open on the Valiant...

Replica of Corvair a good friend of mine had back in the day. Sadly, he was taken by cancer in '11. My son and I were talking cars the other day and I mentioned if I could find his Corvair, I would drive it even being a Chevy. He said I would make an exception for you on that one. :) Close as I...

Ummm.... sorry, but NO! :rofl:

Went down and piddled on the Valiant a little bit and pulled the Mustang kit while I was there. I'll have to use the stock scoop as there is no way I could duplicate those body lines and close the hole. :( Oh well, it'll probably have dual exhaust also. :) Do you have a gasser front axle for...