Bucky

Nearly big as a lobster!!

Possibly.....I did own an Olds Omega S in '74. (Prolly still doesn't qualify me.) LoL

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Isn't it actually 4-4-2? LoL (MOPAR guy, here, too....since 1955!)

I have an original AMT '67 Cougar kit on the bench. I have robbed some parts from an AMT '69 Cougar XR-7 kit issued in 1977. The '67 body is solid as a rock. Very sturdy. Easy to work with, as I hacked off the top with a razor saw, having no problems. The body in the '69 kit is so badly warped, I won't be able to use it. When I pick it up from the box, it wants to try to just fold up on me. So, that is a difference in styrene from '67 to '77. I, too, have noticed a difference in the styrene through the years, as well as a difference in styrene from one manufacturer to the other. They don't all seem to use the same formula.

the preschool kids

Going north...about 45 minutes. Going south...about 45 minutes.

Cool looking MOPAR!

That's what I was wondering.

or giant lasers

Having one that close would be detrimental to my bank account!

Same here! LOL

when yer downwind!!

Shouldn't be a mountain for a climber like you! HAHA

Well said, Bill!!! LOL

It's also quite possible that the Chebbie had some engine "enhancements" done prior to the making of this video. I didn't see the disclaimer stating that "No muscle cars were harmed during the production of this film!"

The coupe is really sharp looking!

shutdown the nuke

Outstanding T/A! Great color, and very clean build!

like the Kranks!

I take it with a grain of salt. Too much opportunity to rig the whole thing. Why didn't they run the F-85 and the Buick? And....where were the mighty MOPARS?? LOL

This right here says HEMI: https://www.revell.com/products/70-dodge-charger-r-t-stock.html

Very nicely done, Michelle!! I like it all, especially the washer fluid bottle!

Bah Hum Bug?

Cool! Thanks, again for all the great info!!