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Re the Moebius Pro Touring 1964 Comet, is the revised parts the corrected "TEMOC" script on the passenger rear fender...is I was going to say that my car represents a 1:1 built by a guy with a hangover 1st thing on a Monday morning......lol. *NM*
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Re the Moebius Pro Touring 1964 Comet, is the revised parts the corrected "TEMOC" script on the passenger rear fender...is I was going to say that my car represents a 1:1 built by a guy with a hangover 1st thing on a Monday morning......lol. *NM*
I was wondering the same thing. *NM*
The lettering has been corrected *NM*
Urban Legend from Lansing, MI Olds factory...
I read somewhere that people used to rearrange the letters on the '58 Olds to read "Slob Model" (throwing away the "i") *NM*
Hmm, I was gonna challenge that one thinking the letters would be different size and shapes but looking at the hood lettering looks like thats quite possible as all the letters have a similar shape so the mounting pins most likely are the same :^) *NM*
Has there been any word whether they will supply replacement bodies to those who bought the kit the first time around? Not a huge deal but just wondering. *NM*
Pegasus is doing just that (I have one). There is a charge for it *NM*
I have an early kit with TEMOC, tho' I'm surprised that Moebius redid the body tool, wouldn't it have been more cost effective to redo the decals to include the correct script as a decal, kudos to Moebius for the retool tho' I wonder about the extra cost to them. *NM*
I’m glad they fixed it, as I would always prefer raised letters over decals. As far as costs go, I wonder if it could be a contractor issue, in which case the contractor should pay for the repair. Just speculating, though. *NM*
At the absolute most, one body slides had to be redone. Someone doing the design likely signed off on it having overlooked the reversed lettering *NM*
