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(@perrone1)
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In the Rearview Mirror - A look back at...

...DM's 1955 Ford Thunderbird - in "Thunderbird Blue".

Review may be read here.


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(@evan-morgan)
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Nice pics, I should have gotten this one also.



   
(@Billy Collins)
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Very sharp baby-bird.



   
(@bob-jackman)
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Terrific model. Only one nit to pick.my 1/1 had a matching dash to the paint color rather than the dark color shown here.



   
(@james Schuster)
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They did such a great job with this one...

Even the scale of the steering wheel is really great. usually they are so thick. Absolutely one of my favs....



   
(@Randy Portwood)
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This is one of my favourite DM Thunderbirds!!



   
(@perrone1)
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Thanks for that Bob. I checked out a few online.

Sometimes the Mint's model a car that has been modified. But here's one that sold at Barrett-Jackson:

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And here's one for sale on the world famous Minter's site:

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Not sure if they are the same dash color as DM's or not.



   
(@bob-jackman)
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I went back and checked pictures of my car and you are absolutely correct. I guess this old man should have not trusted his memory on a car I sold seven years ago. Sorry about an incorrect post.



   
(@David Trask)
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Good Point Bob

My Dads was the same as well, sans the KHs.



   
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