Bucky

Another one I was bidding on sold for $76.00. 1966 Rambler American Convertible. Flat box, still sealed. Probably a good price, but I let it go to someone else.

I agree....just a little bit above my budget, however. I keep looking for the '63 and '64 300, as well as the '65, '66, and '67 300.

Very similar to the Charger 500 back window.

Well...the first one went by me....$87.00....1963 Chrysler 300, unbuilt.

I had the Error Code EX145, also. Glad to see it was only temporary!

It belongs to Vern.....says so on the left side of the hatch.

Just put in bids on three different JoHan kits on the 'Bay. We'll see how it goes.

This looks better than the original subject of this thread! HAHAHA!!!

ON the BENCH:(TOO MUCH STUFF!) '49 Mercury, '53 Ford Pace Car, '58 Impala, '67 Puma GT, '67 FOOSE Dodge, '69 F-100, '80 Jeep Honcho, MINION'S GARAGE

Looks like a feeble attempt at one of these:

That's creepy looking!!! Just saw this one this morning on another forum!!

Great looking car! Love the sidepipes!!

Thanks, Tim! It will have a mild custom theme from here on out.

I think I've got the body like I want it:

Down thru the years, I have amassed several JoHan kits. I still have 50 unbuilt, including at least 11 Caddy kits. I have a few that I have built, and hope to build the rest......some day!! Most of the kits I have were bought at a time when the prices were "going-out-of-business" type prices. I got lucky, then. A few of the later purchases were in the moderate range, but I haven't paid paid more than $75 for any one JoHan kit. Some of the kits I'd like to have, when the price goes above $75 on places like eBay, I stop looking at them!

I'm wondering if the rear bumper might be modified without too much trouble.

The above auto sort of looks like a prototype for the following...... 1981 Imperial (Pic borrowed from the WWW)

F150 on a Cadillac frame!!! LOL

Looks like a GM product!! HAHAHA!!

I hafta say, it is cooler than the car it is based on: I had one of these (without T-tops) Nice car for the era.

It may be weird, but I think this one is cool looking: (Pic borrowed from the WWW) 1977 Chrysler Lebaron Turbine

Such a cool dio! I like the way you have the tarp "locked" down!!

To me, those go past weird!!

A few of my "holy grail" kits are the '65, '66, '67, '68 Plymouth Fury kits. Even gluebombs can grab a lot of bids (and money) on the 'Bay!!! The '65, '66, and '67 Chrysler 300 kits can be up there, too. The '68 300 seems to be the most reasonably priced 300 kit.

Looks like enuff room for two V-12s!!