Stockers

[Quickcars]

I really like the look of the vintage stockers and none more so than the famous Dan Gurney Galaxie by Cox. Well, I finally received the decals to finish my 1/32 version. Hope you like it.

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[HomeRacingWorld]

I do! Nice job.

[Fitzy]

That Looks Great! Nice Job!

[historiceng]

Very Nice

[btaylor]

Car looks awesome, but i have to ask. Isnt that a Plymouth Fury?



Bob

[bill from nh]

Bob, you're correct, that is a Plymouth, but it has 426 C.I. on the hood. That is a Chrysler Motors Hemi. Fords were 427 c.i. displacement.

[waaytoomuchintothis]

I thought car #121 was a dark red '65 Ford Galaxie. Did Gurney drive a MOPAR too? I ought to look it up, but being lazy, I sit here wondering. Its great to see the old Cox cars refurbished and looking sharp as they were when I was a teenager.

[Quickcars]

Yes, you guys are all correct, this is not a Ford, that's why I said it's my "version" in 1/32. The proper Cox car 1/24 Ford in good shape costs about $400 - $500!!!

Monogram did offer the 1/32 Galaxie in the dark sort of burgundy color a few years back. I see that one from time to time on ebay getting $100 at auction or at least sellers are asking that much now.

These are resin bodies and I wanted to recreate something that look liked the old Cox car for my racing enjoyment.

QC

[btaylor]

Well you did a great job! I was not criticizing the build, more wondering if i had missed a gurney car along the line. I build fantasy liverys all the time, as i dont have to be totally correct.

Bob

[mattb]

The 65 Ford was the maroon color and was number 121, the 66 Ford (Cox Model) was white with a red roof and was also 121. I believe there is a resin 66 bodfy around that is 1/32 scale.

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[Quickcars]

Thanks Bob. That's a major compliment coming from you. I'm a big fan of your work.

Paul