AMT 1968 1969 Ford Falcon Large Junkyard Parts Lot Incomplete Rough 3 Bodies +

AMT'68 -'69 Falcon. AMT'68 -'69 Falcon parts / junkyard lot, including. A total of three bodies.

One'68 body with the large side marker lights that is the best of the bunch. It was previously painted but has been stripped, with all of its emblems and body details intact. There are some sinkmarks in the roof (probably from the glass being glued in). The only damage is any significance is below the bumper mounting holes on the rear valence.

A second'68 body that has had the entire roof and windshield frame cut off, and some sanding of side details (the marker lights are still visible, but faint). A third body that I think is a'69 Modified Stocker, with large radiused wheelwells, no emblems and the center of the cowl missing.

Its roof is good, and I suspect the previous owner was thinking of using its roof on the second'68 body above. 2 stock (flat) hoods ('68-'69 style with no'FORD' letter molded into them). 2 interior tubs with stock front and rear seats and stock steering wheels installed (1 has a broken rim), 2 stock shifters (1 installed and 1 loose), and a few custom steering wheels and shifters loose. 2 stock front bumpers and 1 stock rear bumper (they have some glue marks). 2 tail lights (bezels stripped of chrome) with stock lenses still installed in the best'68 body.

2 additional loose tail light bezels, 2 stock tail light lenses, and 2 custom tail light lenses (the lenses are unused). Various glass - all of it has cuts/damage (including one windshield with an opening cut in the center - it looks like a funny car was being built). 2 painted chassis plates, and a third newer chassis plate from an unknown kit (its front crossmember is here, but its differential is not). 3 partially built engines (all different custom/drag versions) and various loose engine parts. A group of mistmatching wheels (few if any are original to the'68 or'69 Falcon kits).

There is no box, instruction sheet or any additional parts included. See my other auctions for more scarce vintage kits.