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Awesome job on both of them!

Awesome, a racer that looks like it's seen it's fair share of races. Excellent job on it!

Wow, I thought for sure I was looking and a 1:1. Above and beyond amazing attention to detail.

Beautiful build, super clean and shiny.

Very nice model, looks real.

Amazing detail, very nice build.

Very nicely done!

Two very nice representations of two very iconic cars. Amazing job on both of them.

Awesome job, the tag is perfect for it.

Thanks Stan! Here it is all finished and ready to roar. More pictures of in under glass. To everyone who watched and commented on this build thank you.

And finally a few of it with last year's GTX. I apologize for the Red one missing it's mirrors they broke off while transporting a while back and I haven't gotten around to putting them back on yet. Thanks for looking!

More pics. Thanks for looking!

Here is the first of hopefully three entries into this years Cannonball Run over in the Community Builds. It's a '67 Plymouth GTX sporting a 426 Hemi power plant. Painted Rust-O-leum Charcoal Grey Metallic, cleared with their X2 coverage Gloss Clear. There's also a little story behind this build. Some of you may remember that I built a '67 GTX for last years run too. Well I ended up breaking the windshield posts trying to lower the roof. I found this kit on eBay later that day so I bought just in case I could not fix mine. I was able to fix it and so parts from this one have been sitting on my desk since. While cleaning my desk from an earlier build in preparation to work on my original entries I found the body and thought to myself, it didn't get to be in last years run so why not build it up for this year's run? So here it is all built up, it's not perfect I did have to respray the front passenger fender and trunk lid so they are a little darker than the rest of the body. But I think it gives it a nice flawed charm, it's not meant to be a perfect big budget show car just something a relatively regular person could have built to run across country. I did make a few modifications and they are as follows. Smoothed the body removing the trim from the side, fenders and roof as well as all emblems. Recessed the gas cap to make it flush with the body. Modified the stock hood scoop to more match that of the '68 Dart's. Blacked out the chrome bumpers. I've seen a few '69 Super Bee's that had the bumpers blacked out and thought it looked cool. Plus all the chrome from this kit being perfect went on last years GTX. The chrome from last year's GTX ended up on this one lol. Cut out the old turbo style muffers and made some Cherry bombs (my muffler of choice). Also borrowed a que from the boys at GM and made some C6 Corvette style exhaust tips. And last but certainly not least made some purple fuzzy dice at Gene aka Speedfreak's suggestion. Well enough blabbering here it is "over" glass rather than under. Thanks for looking, more pics up in a few.

Very nice progress!

Awesome job on it!

Thanks Tommy, the boots come from a USB cable, same with the battery wires. As soon as the fog burns off I'll get some photos.

Thanks Gene, sounds awesome, make sure to show it off when it's done. I'm a big Mopar fan so anything related will have my full undivided attention. Thanks again for following along and for the fuzzy dice suggestion. Thank you Dale, much appreciated.

Thanks Carl, they're my muffler of choice. Thank you Bob!

Very nice Progress

Nice progress Frank! Awesome job Jason! I just got the GTX done and will be getting photos of it tomorrow.

Very nicely done Jim!

Nice work!

Very nicely done!

Here's the final update, I'll have it finished up by the end of Sunday. Thanks for looking!

Thank you for your kind words Jim, they mean alot to me.