When I was a kid, there was a kit company called IMC or IMT or something similar, and I really got attached to their kits, though at two or three dollars, they were a little more than AMT or Revell (Not then really known for cars, other than hot rods and concept cars). Anyway, this company made a Ford GT, the first Shelby Mustang, a Lear Jet (I'm pretty sure this is the Lear that went from Hawk to somewhere to Testors where it remains today), and, the last one I remember is a 1949 (?) Ford which could be built stock, or customized in a way I do not remember, and as some sort of hippie car which I, considering myself a sort of junior hippie at the time, found a little corny. It was the stock kit covered in what I now know was a really cool decal set. It covered the entire body of the car in ivy. That's right -- creeping green ivy. So it was a three-in-one kit. "Three-in-One", for those old enough to remember, was a big marketing point in those days.
Can anyone give me any idea of the fate of these molds, such as who owns them or if these kits have been remade by anyone else. Or even the real name of the company and when it went under. If memory serves, some of these kits were OK even by modern standards. Many thanks, car guys. (I'll learn your language before you know it. For now, I speak airplane.)