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Old 08-28-2006, 08:47 PM   #10
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Re: 1964 Ford Galaxie SOHC 427

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Originally Posted by suicidehummer
What I don't understand is why ur
customers don't build it themselves?
Because there are a lot of automotive enthusiasts who have no time, patience or skill to do it themselves. Think about the number of car guys you've met in your travels who say "ya I got a kit of this in my closet, been meaning to get to it..." for like 10 years. And when they do, because they're not model builders like us, they don't take the time or effort required to put out a really good result.

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Originally Posted by willimo
Looking good. These '64 Galaxies are gorgeous, but harder to find in kit form these days. What are you using for a donor chassis? I had to use a '60 Starliner for the chassis and engine (mine was stock) thanks to some good advice from here.
Thanks. The body is from an old AMT "Masters" kit from the 80s (the ones that came in those small boxes no wider than the body) I found on ebay in England. Surprisingly the shipping was pretty fair. The rest of the kit is an absolute disaster. It's curbside and has very poor detail. So I'm using the usual AMT "Millenium Edition" '63 Galaxie for the rest of the build.

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Originally Posted by Purpura Delujo
Very nice, there is a great 500 on musclecarcalender.com also in white. Has anyone got the Thunderbolts of these? I have!
The Thunderbolt was a Fairlane. Mid-size chassis.
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