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Really like these! Where is the Duster from? I'd like to get a '73 body.

Nothing wrong with a quick build. Believe me, you're not the first to get the pistol grip backwards, and I bet you won't be the last. If you're not a Mopar guy, it's easy to get wrong. Good looking build.

"plain jane hemi cuda", now there's an oxymoron if I ever heard one. Just kidding, I know what you mean, I just thought that was too good to pass up.

Nice paint, I like that color.

Looks really good, congrats on your first build!

Looks great! Excellent build.

Real nice clean, sharp build.

Thanks for the info. Looking forward to see the next iteration.

That was looking really good, sorry to see what happened. Good luck getting back to where you were before the disaster hit. Would you mind sharing where the wheels/tires came from?

Steve, thanks for the info on the parts you used from each kit. You've inspired me to build my formula, I really enjoyed that car.

Steve, first let me compliment you on your build, it looks really good. Would you mind telling me what parts and pieces you used from each of the kits you mentioned? I had a 1990 Formula that I'd like to reproduce. Looking at the three kits you mentioned (on ebay), I see the '85 TA would supply the rear spoiler and the '92 the wheels and the body. I can't see what the '91 would supply though. Finally, where did you get the front bumper? Modify the '85 perhaps? Thanks for any info you can provide.

They load for me. No idea why you aren't seeing them.

World of difference between the before and after! Really nice rebuild.

REALLY nice looking build!

I like the custom touches, nice build.

For better detailing, you'll want to paint most parts separately, then remove paint as necessary to glue and assemble them, which it looks like you've figured out on your engine. There's always exceptions, and if you have questions about how something should look, use Bing images (or some other search engine) for research. It looks like you have the carburetor mounted on it's side. Look at the instructions closely and see if you can tell how it should be installed. Unfortunately, the part drawings in kit instructions are usually not very detailed, so it's easy to install something incorrectly if you don't know how it should look already. Here's a pic of a big block in a '69 Camaro to give you an idea of how the carb mounts.

Very good looking, tough Camaro!

Looks great! I really like how you did the carpet. Is it embossing powder or flocking? Or something else perhaps?

Congrats, looks like everything's coming together great!

Sacrilege! The gods of MOPAR are going to rain down destruction upon you! Just kidding of course. I like what you've done so far. Anxious to see how they turn out.

Thanks for the info!

That's a really clean build! You did a great job on the wheels. Do you mind sharing what paint you used, I love that color of blue.

Really nice build, I really like the engine compartment.

Thanks for the explanation on the pulleys. I'll have to try that when I'm feeling lucky sometime.

Lot of great work and some interesting techniques!