
yellowsportwagon
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About yellowsportwagon
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MCM Ohana
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Scale I Build
1 24
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Location
illinois
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Full Name
tim stevens
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Can’t even find those anymore
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I found the missing one. Lucked out. Can’t find nice rear wheel opening moldings for the life of me.
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Hey Larry !! You need to reshape the quarter window if you don’t already know that. It’s longer and more rounded than a Chevelle window. Here’s a couple of pictures of my 69 I’ve been pushing aside for way to long. It started as a Perry’s 68 . I corrected the nose shape made a 69 front bumper and grille and fixed the rear windshield shape. It’s way different from a Chevelle also. I corrected the front and rear wheel openings as well.
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That’s literally the twin to mine . Here’s a picture the day I got mine.
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Painted it my patience for huge decals is nonexistent
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Light years
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yellowsportwagon started following Salvinos new Petty Charger
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It is correct trust me
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I tape it to the chassis
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Fail!!!!!!!! Paint job is from 1973 Daytona 500 win!!! Google can be your friend.
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The chassis is the same old thing. They added parts to make the engine a hemi. They also made a nice new roll cage to fit this body. There’s is about three different bumper options too. Overall I like this kit.
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The Salvinos Monte and Cutlass left a lot to be desired body wise. This Charger is waaaaay better. I’ve got enough built to set it on its wheels. I figured I have to build something for Geralds new Montego to beat!!
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Larry sometimes I use PPP tires but most often I use the AMT tires that came in the kit I used for the chassis. I find tgem to be slightly wider than Monogram tires but smaller in diameter. I spend lots of time reshaping wheel openings to match pictures and really concentrate on placing the tires correctly in relation to the wheel openings.
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AMT chassis stretched 3/16 inch gks1964 will make an announcement when they become available
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Well let’s see it!!! I looked 30 years for a decent one to fix that wasn’t rotted to death.