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Kit: Revell 
Wheels: front AMT 56 Ford, Rear AMT Malco Willys
Tires: AMT separate slicks set and parts box
Engine: JoHan prostock 427 OHC Ford with parts box blower and Revell top fuel dragster blower scoop. Wire fuel lines, wrapping wire plug wires, Revell Ferrari 250 GTO exhaust tips
Chassis: Scratch brake calipers with lines, parts box master cylinder, scratch made steering gear and idler arm and drag link linkage. scratch made drive shaft loop. MPC 73 Mustang wheelie bars. Except for the wheels ALL CHROME was stripped off and airbrushed Molotow was used, ie the blower, scoop, front and rear axles, steering linkage, master cylinder and valve covers.
Interior: Flocked seats with ribbon seat belts and PE buckles and hardware, scratch made extra roll cage bars.
Body: Tamiya paint, Duplicolor clear, Slixx, kit and custom decals, AMT 50 Ford headlights and taillights. PE hood pins and Dezus fasteners, ribbon shoot harness with BMF fire protection sleeve. 

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  • 1 year later...
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Glad to finally see this one, as it shows beyond doubt how good these little buggers can look when built with patience and care...in spite of the constant carping about how "bad" a kit it is.

NICE work.  :D

  • 4 months later...
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I don't think this kit is as bad as its reputation. The worst part of the kit is the wheels and tires. If you use some from the parts box it transforms the kit. The kit wheels and tires have terrible detail.  And Molotow chrome sprayed with an airbrush is one of the best things to happen to our hobby.

  • 2 weeks later...

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