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Hold on. The crest on the hubcap Rich asked about looks more like the '47-'49 buick crest.

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Very nice and lots of detail. How did you print the door decals?

Outlandishly cool!

PM sent. Thanks

Hi Dave. I'd like to change the email address attached to this account but I believe that address may be associated with an old account. Am I able to change the email address and keep this account. Also, is it possible to change the user name without starting a new account? Thanks.

I think this will work.

Could be the angle of the photo, but the frame looks like it may be warped at the front end.

Mercedes W208 CLK430 convertible. But something's missing.

Very cool!

That's wild! You forgot 1 critical part of the interior, the cash register 😁. Very cool build.

Very interesting. Thanks!

Len is correct. Here's the instruction sheet showing parts 72 & 73.

Nice looking Cuda. Any more pics of the carpet and headliner? From what I see, the carpet looks like broadloom. Very interesting.

The Charger had always been a 2 door and coexisted with the Challenger from 1970 to 1983. Of course manufacturers' financial goals and consumer preferences (often driven by manufacturers' financial goals) change over time. Perhaps the 4 door Charger should have been introduced as Coronet or even Polaris. Whatever.

A 2 door coupe version should have been an option from the start.

Thanks for the video Jim. I'll give that a try at some point. The results look great. In the meantime, I was able to print out something useful. Editing the TLW3D file didn't work too well. So I "scratch built" my own 3d file and came up with this, With a little sanding it will fit into the grill shell. Thanks for all the suggestions.

Mercedes wheels?

1977 El Camino

Goodness gracious! I don't know if I should be inspired to step up my game, or trash all my modeling tools and supplies and take up bird watching. Let me find out he did this in 1 week and I'll never touch another model again. Two things stood out for me. With all the detail work, he didn't add any flocking for carpet, and he didn't touch the tires, they still look plastic.

Bestmodelcarparts (on ebay) has a set of gauges for 1978 corvettes. Looks the same as 1980. His gauges are not decals. You cut them out and glue in place.

Thanks guys! Sean, thanks but I don't think that would fit without quite a bit of modification. I did download a file for an RC Blazer billet grill by TLW3D on Cults3d. I modified the file; I just need to print it and hope it fits and looks good. If this doesn't work, Mr. Model may be an option.

Any suggestions on how to replicate this grill for a '69 Caddy in 1/25 scale?

Not on the road, but at the auction. 1968 Dodge Polaris, 1979 Chrysler Cordoba, 1980 Porsche 924.