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Talking about a Ford, how about one from Autoart called the Forty Nine. Part of a group of show cars from Ford that went around to nationwide dealers. I saw these cars in person, wow! Dad was working for Ford at the time and we spent most of a day just looking them over. The roof on this goes from clear to dark tint, amazing, and yet Ford has never used it on a production car, strange.
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That was/is one helluva Ford concept car ! AutoArt did them proud
Sensational concept car and outstanding model of it !
This 49 is awesome... I have 3 Ford concept cars... 49, Cobra and
Shelby GR1....
How's the finish on the GR 1 holding up ? According to the List & Reviews it was a very complicated process to complete.
Yep!
I have GR1 since 2015... Didn't find it complicated to maintain... applied aluminium polish 2-3 times and it is absolutely ok. However, the model is very light in comparison to Zinc alloy made models but it is worth to have in collection..
I didn't say maintain. I said to manufacture. Have you read the description in the L&R's ?
Oh I see.. Yes it is written that it was very difficult to craft this model..
Yeah ! What a process ! I consider you lucky that you have one. I wonder how many actually went to market.
I think about or more than 1000 pcs... (may be incorrect...)
That's not a lot for world-wide production. They must be $$$$ now.