One of my favorite '32 Ford Five Window Coupe

[FenderMender]

Built in the early 1960s, the result of a collaboration between my older brother and me, this plastic AMT 3in1 kit of a 1932 Ford was a real joy to construct.  Both of us thought the "futuristic" rear end of a 1959 Chevrolet would look pretty darn cool molded to the hot rod's rear end. The fins remain the same through the years. LOL

 

[atomicholiday]

That is just awesome.  How the heck did it survive all those years??

[Chuckyg1]

This is really cool. A window into the past.

[FenderMender]

17 hours ago, atomicholiday said:

That is just awesome.  How the heck did it survive all those years??

Thanks!  It survived as I pay close attention to ALL my models, especially those older ones.  I have quite a few and am willing to post up pictures if folks would be interested in seeing them.  Majority of them were done in the early 1960s!!!

[Rattlecan Dan]

Post away! We're looking.

[atomicholiday]

Heck yeah, we want to see them!

[PappyD340]

Real cool hot rod!

[Zippi]

Nice looking ride there Bob.  Lets see what else ya got.

[FenderMender]

GO TO the following post for current and upcoming older models that I will be posting pictures of:

 

FenderMender's "1960s Models from the Past" Postings

[Dave Darby]

On 9/20/2024 at 11:07 AM, FenderMender said:

Thanks!  It survived as I pay close attention to ALL my models, especially those older ones.  I have quite a few and am willing to post up pictures if folks would be interested in seeing them.  Majority of them were done in the early 1960s!!!

We have a Facebook group dedicated to survivors like this. It's called Scale Survivors. I'd love to see more of your oldies. 

 

[karbuildr]

Outstanding, even better that it survived all this time.

[NOBLNG]

On 9/22/2024 at 5:06 PM, FenderMender said:

GO TO the following post for current and upcoming older models that I will be posting pictures of:

 

FenderMender's "1960s Models from the Past" Postings

Cool Model!? Here is a link to that thread: https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/195158-fendermenders-1960s-models-from-the-past-postings/