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02/03/2024 11:06 pm
Highway Travelers made a convertible Lark. Click here for the hobbyDB listing.
Brooklin made a '59 Deluxe 2 door. Click here.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Jack Dodds reacted
Topic starter
03/03/2024 12:52 am
@john-quilter YES!! I would buy this wagon in a second.
Also...how about the HT?
Already done, Jack. All mods on the Brooklin. All I lack is the two door wagon.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
03/03/2024 1:09 am
That is a very impressive Studebaker dealership operation John. I love it!
John Kuvakas reacted
12/03/2024 6:09 pm
For those interested there is a decent partworks 1968 Barracuda, still available (got mine last week).
Michael Majdalany
San Francisco, CA
12/03/2024 6:17 pm
@john-quilter. John, I just received my '65 Barracuda in white today. Same problem as yours- the chrome strip on the passenger side rocker panel had lifted. Easy fix with some white glue.
Jack Dodds reacted
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12/03/2024 7:37 pm
@john-quilter. John, I just received my '65 Barracuda in white today. Same problem as yours- the chrome strip on the passenger side rocker panel had lifted. Easy fix with some white glue.
I'm using clear nail polish as a glue.
And on the later partworks Barracuda I did up a convertible.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
12/03/2024 9:19 pm
@john-quilter YES!! I would buy this wagon in a second.
Also...how about the HT?
That's one sharp looking Lark. I've always thought that these Larks were good-looking automobiles. I remember seeing quite a few of these while growing up in Western New York.
Steve
John Kuvakas and Ed Davis reacted
12/03/2024 9:39 pm
@john-quilter. John, I just received my '65 Barracuda in white today. Same problem as yours- the chrome strip on the passenger side rocker panel had lifted. Easy fix with some white glue.
I received my gold-brown '65 Barracuda today and I am very pleased with the quality. Strangely enough the same passenger rocker chrome strip had become partially detached during transit. I just had to dab a bit of glue and reset it; no problem at all.
Steve Jacobs and John Kuvakas reacted
13/03/2024 11:58 am
Finally starting to see some progress with Ace Models order. After a couple of weeks of back and forth, it looks like my initial order will be shipped today. I am going to wait until I receive them to set prices, to make sure there are no hidden tariffs. There shouldn't be, but US Customs makes up the rules as they go along...
Dave Gilbert
Nashville, Tennessee
John Kuvakas and Ed Davis reacted
13/03/2024 12:33 pm
@daveg Dave; do you happen to know if the models you show in your post are the only ones done to date by Ace? The Nova looks interesting.
John Kuvakas reacted
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13/03/2024 1:55 pm
@daveg Dave; do you happen to know if the models you show in your post are the only ones done to date by Ace? The Nova looks interesting.
NEO did a 1966 Chevy Nova hardtop in metallic blue or red. Some on Ebay currently.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Jack Dodds and John Kuvakas reacted
13/03/2024 2:13 pm
@jack-dodds These are the only LHD American cars that I know of, but they have done quite a few Australian cars as well: https://www.acemodelcars.com/
Dave Gilbert
Nashville, Tennessee
13/03/2024 2:15 pm
@daveg Dave; do you happen to know if the models you show in your post are the only ones done to date by Ace? The Nova looks interesting.
NEO did a 1966 Chevy Nova hardtop in metallic blue or red. Some on Ebay currently.
The NEOs are nice too.
Dave Gilbert
Nashville, Tennessee
01/04/2024 9:33 pm
They're here! They really are very nicely done!
https://toycargeek.com/search?q=1965+Barracuda&options%5Bprefix%5D=last
Dave Gilbert
Nashville, Tennessee
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