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Re: Nice to see the Charger get built. The ‘73-‘74 Chargers have been all but forgotten in the model world, as I think the last time they were offered (other the Salvinos NASCAR version) was something like 30 years ago, with the Super Charger version Terry is building.
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"Something differents..." *PICS*
Nice color on the Ford...I like it. *NM*
Surprised me when I stuck it together. It really does suit the car. *NM*
Looking forward to seeing the Charger built, those wheels look like the ones I've seen on a lot of them *NM*
Good projects. Especially the Porsche. :-) *NM*
Very nice - push that iron over the curb! *NM*
Sure like the look of the 40.... like them all but that 40. *NM*
Glad I'm not the only one who pays too muich for resin. Bought a '41 Packard kit that includes some only good parts, some borderline trash, and some trash. Paid a lot, too. *NM*
Nice to see the Charger get built. The ‘73-‘74 Chargers have been all but forgotten in the model world, as I think the last time they were offered (other the Salvinos NASCAR version) was something like 30 years ago, with the Super Charger version Terry is building.
Re: Nice to see the Charger get built. The ‘73-‘74 Chargers have been all but forgotten in the model world, as I think the last time they were offered (other the Salvinos NASCAR version) was something like 30 years ago, with the Super Charger version Terry is building.
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I'm curious now... what had you typed? *NM*
Something about the Charger buildup I picked up years ago. Painted body (off shade off blue/teal. No powertrain, but does have wheels and tires. *NM*
Sounds like a project worth doing!! *NM*
Here's a hint, AMT 71 Charger new tool has what you need. *NM*
