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Old 07-12-2007, 05:26 AM
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'67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

This one will be for the '60 ERA contest on SPC.

I'll enter this contest with the AMT '67 Ford Mustang from the movie Tokyo Drift.





It's based on the older 350 Mustang but this one got some upgrade parts to make a Nissan engine in it



Here's the rest of the parts:


The front wheels are smaller than the rearwheels, so AMT gave me 3 big tyres and 1 small tyre :roll: :-? In my partsbox I searched for new tyres and found them.

The wheels are a bit to big for the model but if I can't find other wheels I'll use these. The spokes will be gun metal btw.









The model must be painted in dark metallic green. I'll buy this colour this week.

Here some pics of the original model:














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Old 07-12-2007, 06:03 AM
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Good luck on this one!

I also built that kit - I had all 4 good tires for the rims but decided to use another rims - they looked huge. I had fit problems with the hood, and the decals are terrible. Except from these, it was fun to build. I used the stock engine, and made my own stripes, exhaust tips etc.

Hit back how yours is going!

Here's mine, sorry for the bad quality:
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Hows the over all quality of the kit? Typical AMT model? Ive been thinking about getting this kit just for fun. Good to see someone doing this kit. Good luck with it, hope to see more.
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

I have the 67 mustang kit from amt, and these two kits are exactly same, except the upgrade parts of course. the original kit is not bad at all, it could get even better with some detailing and customizing. I think I'll replace the stock engine with a 427 from a shelby cobra kit
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Nice build thanks for the Reference photos they will help us all.
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Today my dad and I made a aluminium sleeve for the small wheels.

I bought some Pegasus 23'' Sleeves as well but they are a bit to big and to wide for the Mustang. So that's why I made new ones.

I made them on a lathe with my dad. He teaches me all about this job and I really like to do it so I can make my own parts.

I made it all about some rough aluminium and this is the result:







Now on to the three others

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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Nice job on the sleeves, looks good.
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Long time ago, but I have done some things on this beast.

First I started on the engine. I painted the valvecover in titanium gold and the exhaust was painted chrome silver.





Than I searched for the turbo etc. but couldn't find that part in the kit.... O this must be a turbo or something


Ugly en far from realistic I thought.... So I searched for a better turbo and made the rods for it.





So on to the body. I sanded and puttyed a few times and than primed it.



While it was drying I looked on the referencepics and saw that the front was incorrect. So I cutted out the grille and licenseplate holder.





and a dryfit with the engine:




I also finished the last sleeve for the wheels. Yesterday I polished it on the lath and I really love the result now. I also removed the silver paint from the wheels. They will be painted gun metall this week I hope.
The rearwheels will have a bigger lip than the front wheels.





And a dryfit with the body and wheels:









Maybe this week the body will be painted by a special TS colour named AMG DTM Metallic Deep Green...

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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Nice progress on this kit so far! Your modifications really make the car look way better!

Anyway, can you post a few words about making those wheels from aluminium? It can be useful I think!
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Those wheels look SOOOOOO much better than those stupid AMT ones. They look much more acurate to the Volks that were on the real car too. Not completely acurate, but probably about as close as you're gonna get. Looking great so far!!! Keep it up!
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

I have always wanted to build this kit! Love the wheels and where did you get the turbo from? It's perfect! Will you duplicate all of the interior bits too?
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

Sooooooooo awesome!! It looks fantastic!!! I'm speechless!!

Did you ever thought about 'bashing that engine into a silvia kit...?
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

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I have always wanted to build this kit! Love the wheels and where did you get the turbo from? It's perfect! Will you duplicate all of the interior bits too?
I got this turbo ordered by hiroboy.com

And I try to make the interior also like the real one. Not really replicate it but I'll try to make it looks like the real car.
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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

New update!

I painted the body with 3 layers. The next day I sprayed 1 layer of TS-13 on it.

After a few days drying, I polished the paint a bit.
Today I added the striping on the body wich wasn't a problem.
Unfortunatly AMT forgot to make some more striping for the front and rear. So I made some myself and it turned out not bad at all.









and with the nice rims:





Maybe this week I add another layer of clearcoat and than I will bring on some BMF on the windowtrims and clearcoat it again.

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Re: '67 Ford Mustang Tokyo Drift

You made the rear wheels look nice and beefy with that deep dish!!!! Love it! The turbos really add detail to the RB. Very nice job on this.
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