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Which V8 engine is represented in AMT's '41 Plymouth kit? Thanks. *NM*
- MOPAR 340. *NM*
  - Well alrighty then! *NM*
    - Jim, I just finished a '41 Plymouth about two weeks ago. CURBSIDE, though, and a "ground hugger". Love it. Also, bought a "built kit" of same from Matt & Dawn. Left it alone and it's on a shelf with the one I built. Love that kit. Why? Have NO idea. L.O.L. *NM*
- to improve the kit detail, paint the chrome grilles body colour then wipe the paint from the grille bars,the bars snap on to a body coloured sheet metal panel,also try to thin the side profile of the headlights, the kit pieces are too thick & cut the front metal
  - andyd, back in the day(waaaaay back-'60's), I use to go through all that "rigamarow"(rig-a-ma-row), and, since I'm "pushin' 86, so? CURBSIDE!! But, I can still put on a good lookin' "paint job" though. L.O.L. *NM*
    - Boomer..its all good, we all build to suit ourselves, so long as our model building makes us happy who is to say what the right or wrong way........just build......lol. *NM*
      - Yup, andyd, different strokes, for different folks. When it comes to model cars, I'm about a "half bubble off plumb", as they say. L.O.L. *NM*
    - "rigmarole". *NM*
      - Well, Rich, at least I was close, but no cigar. That's o k, as I quit smoking in '97. L.O.L. *NM*
        
        I was glad you used (regardless of spelling) a word I haven't seen or heard used in DECADES. More power to ya Boomer. *NM*
      - Re: "rigamarole".8^)) *NM*
        
        My brain works but sometimes not my keyboard.😁 *NM*