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[426hemiman]

Got these last night at our model meeting from Jimmy. Mike Kollver did the masters.  We'll have them available for purchase in DuPage.

 

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Bob's Paint, etc.

[DrKerry]

Got mine already, kool stuff!!!!!!!

[Green Duster]

I'm in for the 63 Dodge!

[66belair]

Is that an Oldsmobile fastback?

[DrKerry]

Is that an Oldsmobile fastback?

Yes it is.

[caine440]

The 63 Dodge is of interest. I have an R & R 63 and it maybe beyond what I can work with.

[Dan Helferich]

Roger,

I have 1 of the R&R '63's too so I feel your pain! I'd be interested in both the Olds and the Dodge.

[gtx6970]

The 63 Dodge is of interest. I have an R & R 63 and it maybe beyond what I can work with.

 

Had one, hood was beyond repair it was warped so bad, body was so thick I think it would have needed a grinder to thin it out . sold it and ponied up and bought a builtup original issue. If your patient they can be found reasonably. I have 2 and have less than $100 in both of mine

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I have a JF 64 Plymouth sedan body (bought via secondary distributer) and before I buy another I want to see it in person 1st.

 

I know for the price some  are willing to work with it, I just would rather pay more to get better.

IMO only btw 

Edited by gtx6970, 06 February 2013 - 04:04 AM.

[426hemiman]

Caine, 

This casting is far superior to the R&R.  It's very thin and is a really nice casting. This has separate headlights and tailights, and we're working on doing the windshield now.

Bob