Bucky

I zoomed your pic of the #5 wheels. The center cap looks like the Imperial eagle emblem. I checked my '64 Imperial kit, and they look identical to what's in the box.

#5 looks very much like these: 1964 Imperial The center section of these wheel covers were painted in body color.

Such as this '34 Plymouth...... Complete with 413 Long Ram engine, and drum brakes! Owner said it was a blast to drive, but as hard as a falling meteorite to stop!!

Hasegawa makes this one and a car with number 1 on it.

You could build Richard Petty's 1967 NASCAR champion Plymouth, although it is actually a '66 Belvedere. https://autoweek.com/article/monster-energy-nascar-cup/dream-season-richard-petty-set-nascar-records-1967-will-never-be

First front drive Caddy....1967 ElDorado.

1967 was a year of "Firsts". 1967 Camaro, Firebird, Cougar. 1967 GTX. 1967 Coronet R/T. First year for big block Barracuda. First year for big block Mustang. New body styles for Ford and Chevy pickups. Several opportunities here for 1967.

That color JUMPS!!!! Emblems and chrome are expertly applied, too!!

I got lucky on this one.....again! LOL

Stunning Cougar! Perfect paint in my favorite car color!!

Beautifully done, sir! Looks very well detailed, and well executed! Instrument panel looks so real! I built one of these in '68. I used the bubble top, of course, being only 13 years old at the time. Painted it with the closest paint TESTORS had to this color you used! Needless to say, This build is light years better than the one I did!

Yeaaaahhhh......still doesn't penetrate this skull! LOL

I like it!!! HAHAHA

And if it dies, one could replace the front wheel with a tongue and have a stylish trailer!!

I think I have this one.

Another one kickin' my butt!! LOL

I got curious about the pic being turned because of the lettering on the tires. It looked like the letters were on the tires backwards. But........I still didn't figure it out!! HAHAHA

....and I call myself a MOPAR guy!! LOL I thought the pic had been turned around...I even searched for Spanish sports cars...just didn't find this one! Maybe next time! HAHA

Seats are looking mighty spiffy!

I wouldn't mind seeing a Skylark like this one kitted: 1972 Skylark 350 Sun Coupe I owned one exactly like this back in the mid-seventies.

Looks vaguely familiar........

I have a couple Sweathogs kits. I'll hafta look more closely to see if the body shell has been modified from stock. I believe it represents the '71-'72 model year GP, instead of the '69-'70.

'66 to '69 Buick Skylarks are needed in today's modeling world.

All the above, please! Stock, race, military, and civilian forms!!

I think the Ram looks a bit better than the other two: