John, your pics look just fine to me. Thanks for posting them! Might you have pics of the red '69 Firebird as well? I gave up on getting one of tho...

Ummm, not sure about this. I'd have to see a profile pic to make a decision.

Ford for its superior interior and super cool hood release.

The '69 is the obvious choice, but my #1 is the 1989. It has a "Back to the Future" look about it, especially the IROC Z taillights. '89, '69, '79,...

They've owned it since new, so it probably has a clear title. Money's not an issue. I've given them a name of a local body shop to fix the paint and ...

@100ford2003 I see a mid-nineties Lincoln Town Car in this Kaiser.

@chris Chris, I'm shocked! You, of all people... BTW, I love your '58 Ford inventory, so colorful!

That X-100 hood scoop looks familiar. Ah yes, Ford copied the basic hood scoop design for the 1958 Ford Fairlane!  

Awesome Kevin! I can now easily find models in the Car List and Reviews section!

Mine look the same, they are not separate pieces but molded into the windshield frame. I think they're black to simulate the rubber blades.  

@chris I agree with you completely. The Manx is the one to restore, but I bet the Fairlane would be more comfortable to drive. As for value, most ne...

@geoff-jowett Thanks Geoff! I remember seeing Paul Hettick's creations years ago. He is a master builder for sure. Does anyone know if he's stil...

@chris I saw your dune buggy pics and thought it was the real thing! Great pictures, Scale? These are my dune buggies, FM 1/24: I believe the ...