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Harts Parts Resin is pretty good stuff, I just got the '71 Dodge Challenger R/T conversion kit, as well as the '69 Dodge Coronet R/T parts and the '70 Coronet R/T conversion and it all pretty good looking resin! -I too have 2 of the '71 GTX's that I plan to make ONE of them a '71 Satellite, as I have the grille to the Satellite! I need that Resin hood myself.... SO I'll be looking into the Hart's Resin hood, or make something from what I have, BUT something other then what comes with the GTX kit! As I have a '71 GTX and I'd like the hoods to be different from one car to the other!!!

-I'll be looking for those markers!!!!! I wanna 2 MM

Dan, ANY chance you could print out on regular paper that "Chrysler Motors Corporation" for a sing for me? LOL I don't need the whole thing, just that white area on the left hand-side! -Let me know!!!! NICE work tho man, that thing is coming out great! You printing the decals yourself, or having someone do them for you? -I MIGHT have some to get you to print for me because theres no where local to me to print decals.... AND I want someone who understands what is needed for water-slide decals.... Now I have to ask, you do the work on sizing and such on your computer/kindle, but, what program do you use?

Nice start on that hood! Yeah I must say that resin one looks a BIT plain! I've not got this kit, as of yet, I would like to score another 1/25th scale '70 Challenger myself to make one a R/T and the other to become a '71 Challenger R/T...... (I do however have the 1/24th '70 Challenger T/A kit too!) BUT that one may remain what its meant to be! Any plans of engine and body color yet?

Ron, Thats gonna be a GREAT one to save! NICE start too!

Yeah it come back to the "return" address on the package!

Maybe a bit big for a receiver cover? -MAYBE its the pic distorting the view of it as it is (I'm not sure)..... ALTHO that "Dime" be really good for the "center" of the trailer tailgate! The receiver, is it flush with the bumper, and is the bumper protrude from the body, or is it rolled under and flush with the back of the bed?

-I've never been a big fan either..... I like "other" wheels even stock ones at times apeal to me more then the Centerlines.... Sadly enough those who posted about them "not delivering" your NOT alone! I've worked in a garage that had a similar issue, AND heard of a few others local to me at that time complain about Centerline not filling orders.....

"Balloon" surcharge? WTH? I never heard of such foolishness!!!!

Thats cool! Send the idea to me in PM if ya would!

NICE Work! Something different then the VTS yet again! (I LOVE IT!)

You know guys....... I NEVER had a "automatic" till I got married come to think of it, ALL 3 trucks I've owned 3rd one I STILL own, were stick. first one my '78 Power Wagon was a 3 on the tree originally and when was done was 4 on the floor! Then the '77 Club Cab Dodge Adventurer I had was a 4 on the floor! My current '67 Power Wagon is a 9 Speed Allison with a splitter!!!!

NICE addition Darren for the hitch receiver!!!!!

My Wife can't drive stick........... but I can, and will teach her one day with the right car, as I don't plan to teach her with my '67, no way, no how!!!! Its a 9 speed Allison!

Darren, I had a look at Jimmie Flintstones offerings, I WISHED he had just a little more "twisted" females.. AS I THINK I could paint them, I am looking for ones like you had here as well as others that are out there and have seen, I seen a few 1/18th scale ones I WISHED were done in 1/25th..... As they look really good for this sort of thing as well as others I seen in 1/18th that be good with car show type settings.....

Resin parts, OMG you name it. ALL Mopar stuff..... Engines, of all sorts and sizes, as well as tail lights to a couple cars, ('67 GTX) and tail lights to the long bed Dodge trucks.... Grille to a '72-'73 Dodge truck to take a '78 Little Red Express to back date it..... Some intakes that go between the big 3.... Then I have a Lenco transmission (I master'd) that can go anything, Mopar, GM, Ford, as the bell housing is positionable for the starter location. All sorts of Carburetors! What might ya need parts of/for? PM if ya need anything!

-That front "pole & stage" looks GREAT!!!!

I'm with ya, I'm running graveyard shift, as a lot of the meds I'm on messes with my days & nights..... So, with that I do a lot of the out doors work in the early evening till dark...... Then turn in doors for hobby work, right now I'm working on resin parts molding & cleaning, and then planning up coming build ideas and sharing those on here.. (like between you & I) so.....

-I know I had to chime in tho!

-I'm not David Darren, BUT I have to chime on your comment on the "many year projects" and nothing in that time on the "completed" DISPLAY shelf. I'm in the same boat...... I seem to have gotten one model done per year, since the day I got back into the model car & truck hobby in 2012.... SO, I know how ya feel, I got 2 right now that are so close its not even funny! Rosco's Police Cruiser, and a '68 Dodge Dart.... REAL close done on the both od those so WHEN I'm done getting "stock" piled resin parts done and cleaned and some trades completed, I'll be back building again, its no over a month since I've touched any plastic to build..... Getting bench time tho on the resin work but not the same bench time if that makes sense!

-Seen that TJ, I'll be replying to it shortly!

Taken some ideas from mr Darren huh? NICE work tho! Thats why this place is so good, ideas from each other builds in their own right, in their own way,...... You still make me SICK tho! I can't seem to find any of the girls I need for mine to get the build started as a lot of my "staging" and interior will be made to fit thew sizes of the girls!

Again Steve, NICE Work!

Doug, I'm first in line when you have them done! (I have a mid 60's Dodge truck I wanna put one in!)!!!!!

-Steve, you're holding out on me man! Whats the engine like under that scoop? (BTW, nicely done decal work on that hood!) The black out "swell" stripping looks GREAT up to the scoop!