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Pics: While I am not fond of pony cars, here are my 1:18 Mustangs.
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lmao ! Really, not fond of them huh..your pics beg to differ !
Man! What would your Mustang collection look like if you WERE FOND of them! Wow!
PICS - You have the two models I used to create my custom T-Bird.
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(PICS) I have a few Stangs too....
Here's most of the 1/18s.....
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Anyone have a 66 Mustang that was made in Australia?
NO! ... I missed out on one by a few minutes years ago. I'm still ******!
You'll note my "first Mustang" is a white Welly (which is OK but the CC 'Stang is better!)
Marlowe, your contemporary Sport Roadster is terrific. Love all of the personal touches.
Me too. And what a great color.
I've got one and Gary has one. See post# 29217
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Dang Dude .... How do you dust them ?
Maybe the T-Bird would still be around if Ford had done something like this
Like the Lincoln LS, they introduced a good car then let it languish.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Although I have showcases, cabinets, etc I simply use a feather duster for all the rest. Works great