LANDAU
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mrxreight
ratsmann
allan
Shoey
zenrat
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tezza43
HAMMOSZED
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LANDAU
Finally got this a few months ago, been fiddling and fixing odd bits n pieces, but I love it
HAMMOSZED- I should be working on Models
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they arent twins but still cool
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bugger this photo bucket thing
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bugger this photo bucket thing
HAMMOSZED- I should be working on Models
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Certainly looks good. Got any other pics of it (front) etc.
tezza43- AMCC ADDICT
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I'm jealous. Love both of them.
ProBee- I should be working on Models
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Mmmmmmmmmm.
Those wheels fill the huge rear 'guards nicely.
Those wheels fill the huge rear 'guards nicely.
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Re: LANDAU
few more, passenger side guard has "an issue" got another at the painters.
also getting ready to fit the LTD badge on the bonnet.
if anyone trips over "spares" I am always looking
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also getting ready to fit the LTD badge on the bonnet.
if anyone trips over "spares" I am always looking
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HAMMOSZED- I should be working on Models
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Re: LANDAU
[quote="HAMMOSZED"]Finally got this a few months ago, been fiddling and fixing odd bits n pieces, but I love it
You Forgot to mention the odd bit to fix is the bit between the bumpers! hahaha
Nah! Looks cool and sounds sweet too!
You Forgot to mention the odd bit to fix is the bit between the bumpers! hahaha
Nah! Looks cool and sounds sweet too!
Re: LANDAU
you are a cheeky bugger, just as well your a Cootamundrian
HAMMOSZED- I should be working on Models
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Re: LANDAU
that's one very cool coupe
allan- AMCC ADDICT
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Nice , so smooth n clean ,looks good with no vinyl top , have you seen it just after the top is removed , there are blanks to make the Mustang stlye 1/4 windows ,an tact welded on, they were on mine with about 4 spot welds, then the padded foam (100%effective rust maker)an vinyl goes on , l was shocked when the top was removed, looked rough (very on mine) , completely unlike the rest of the car ,Solid as a rock
also mine was a 1976 an carried options like ,dipper switch on the floor , P/Window swicths late sltye ,steering colum XA, best of all the 351 did not come up on any register as a 351 ,just a V8 , so l managed to drive it on my Powerless P-plates
also mine was a 1976 an carried options like ,dipper switch on the floor , P/Window swicths late sltye ,steering colum XA, best of all the 351 did not come up on any register as a 351 ,just a V8 , so l managed to drive it on my Powerless P-plates
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The padded vinyl roof was a real bodge from the factory to disguise poor fitting body work, if ya reckon the coupe was bad, you should see the 4 door version. It has a join in the roof above the front seats and a fibreglass panel holding a ute rear window to give it a smaller back window. the padding was to make it look plush and even when new the vinyl was lifting away from the trims ( I have a 1975 WHEELS magazine that shows it)
they all (LTD's & Landau's) had dipper switches on the floor and XA columns (the covered lights could not be used to flash as in XB and on which had the dipper and horn on the blinker lever) and the best looking instrument panel ever
The Landau coupe still uses standard coupe rear side windows
I am at the start of converting a 1:18 diecast XA coupe into a replica of my Landau I have a few of the harder to do bits thought out - will see if it works over the next few weeks.......
they all (LTD's & Landau's) had dipper switches on the floor and XA columns (the covered lights could not be used to flash as in XB and on which had the dipper and horn on the blinker lever) and the best looking instrument panel ever
The Landau coupe still uses standard coupe rear side windows
I am at the start of converting a 1:18 diecast XA coupe into a replica of my Landau I have a few of the harder to do bits thought out - will see if it works over the next few weeks.......
HAMMOSZED- I should be working on Models
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Re: LANDAU
very nice bud and love the p5 ltd im in the works on restoring a 78 marquis my self its no p6 but still got to love the old skool stuff
mrxreight- I should be working on Models
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Man.. I am so bloody jealous.
IronMunkie- I should be working on Models
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Yep,
would have been ashock when you removed the vinyl top, quick way for Ford to make another model and keep the price reasonable. I am not a Ford person, but I do like to see rare classics saved form a worse fate. I believe models 56 or armco models is planning to do one in 1/43rd. Biantie/Autoart did a 1/43rd set with the Mad Max car and the landau. Although as you would guess not exactly stock. Although not sure on that part.
Look forward to seeing the conversion. you will need to find 1/18th 67/68 Cougar for the front grille. Cant remember who produced it. Could be Ertl American muscle?
This would be a start.
Hope this is of help.
cheers
Kerry
would have been ashock when you removed the vinyl top, quick way for Ford to make another model and keep the price reasonable. I am not a Ford person, but I do like to see rare classics saved form a worse fate. I believe models 56 or armco models is planning to do one in 1/43rd. Biantie/Autoart did a 1/43rd set with the Mad Max car and the landau. Although as you would guess not exactly stock. Although not sure on that part.
Look forward to seeing the conversion. you will need to find 1/18th 67/68 Cougar for the front grille. Cant remember who produced it. Could be Ertl American muscle?
This would be a start.
Hope this is of help.
cheers
Kerry
hqmon- I should be working on Models
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Re: LANDAU
Yep you are correct. I have the prototypes right here in my sweaty little hands.hqmon wrote:Yep,
would have been ashock when you removed the vinyl top, quick way for Ford to make another model and keep the price reasonable. I am not a Ford person, but I do like to see rare classics saved form a worse fate. I believe models 56 or armco models is planning to do one in 1/43rd. Biantie/Autoart did a 1/43rd set with the Mad Max car and the landau. Although as you would guess not exactly stock. Although not sure on that part.
Look forward to seeing the conversion. you will need to find 1/18th 67/68 Cougar for the front grille. Cant remember who produced it. Could be Ertl American muscle?
This would be a start.
Hope this is of help.
cheers
Kerry
Rayman- AMCC NEWBIE!
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Re: LANDAU
good one. Keep ius posted on progress. Australian Muscle Car had afeature on the Landau, several issues back. Will look for it and let you know which issue, if you already dont already have it that is.
cheers
Kerry
cheers
Kerry
hqmon- I should be working on Models
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