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By Brian Schindler

Ladies and gentlemen…this is your hunting ground, the DM Boss 351. I’m not going to list it all out for you…that would ruin your fun. That would be the world’s best thriller, action packed movie ever done that you can’t wait to see, then some loud mouth goes and tells you everything about the movie and you no longer have anything to look forward to.

So I will provide you some photos and give you some well known ideas on where to look for the detail everyone is talking that can be found in any one of many reviews that are all over the net right now.

The doors have a positive stop, the engine bay is so matter of factly detailed that even the part number on the valve covers is shown (and it is the correct part number too!), Lamp holder for the rear running lights in the inside of the trunk, the paint is flawless, the antenna has a tiny 1/24th scale ball at the end of it, the console opens, the 8 track tape in the tape player, the return spring for the clutch throw out bearing, shifter linkage then I found a nugget remembering when George told me about the weld marks being molded into the tubular frame of the FM Cobra. The "H" Pipe of the exhaust has the weld marks on the Boss 351.

Pictures of this car cannot do Danbury Mints Boss 351 any justice what so ever. It has to be lovingly held, turned and opened using a very bright mini flashlight and a jeweler’s eyepiece.

What Exoto and CMC are to 1/18th scale, this DM 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351 is to 1/24th scale.