chryslerjunkandstuff

The guy that needs the thing..

I doubt it, many, many, many people know about this place..

Dude, there ain't no flaws, this thing belongs in a museum!

That's what I was thinkin too, maybe not exact, but it'd be close enough for me.. Now, to find a set of em..

Good call! Those 1/24 Monogram SVO wheels are pretty close..

Ditto, I really WANT that 3D Scale Parts convertible top to be GREAT, especially considering the price, BUT, it is wrong in nearly every possible way, unfortunately.. Correct me if I'm wrong, which I probably am, but didn't at least one issue of the AMT/Ertl '69 Plymouth GTX convertible come with a convertible up-top?? Anyway, if someone does come up with a styrene or resin cast solution for these convertible tops, PLEASE post it here, I'd be down to buy a couple of em..

Whats up, I'm turning my 1988 Buick Regal promo into either a 1988, or 1989 Regal Gran Sport.. Is there an existing kit, a resin maker, or a 3D maker that has wheels that are pretty similar to either set of factory wheels in the following photos? ^^^ 1988, and my preferred version ^^^ 1989, still cool I just need to find something close, and I can modify em from there..

Man, that '58 300 D sure is sweet! I'd like to add one of em to my Forward Look MoPar collection one day.. Danbury also did a really limited '58 300 D convertible in a turquoise color.. Regarding the first car to achieve 1-horsepower-per-cubic-inch.. It was.. DeSoto! Of all brands.. With the '56 Adventurer..

Sounds like dude is taking some time off for the upcoming holidays, yeah? Just hit him up when he gets back..

What about parts to do this rad Mexico only version? Would be a pretty cool build I thought..

Bummer, that's a big ol GM C-Body sedan, not an E-Body.. I'm hoping a link to a source for one does turn up, I'll be a buyer for sure!

Man, my very first car was a 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, stainless steel roof, electric AstroRoof, Touring Suspension, 4-wheel disc brakes, digital everything, and every conceivable option.. Even had the 4.1 litre digital fuel injection V8 swapped out by the previous owner in favor of a 350 ci Oldsmobile Rocket V8.. I loved that car, and I do wish I still had it.. I'm going to be searching for a model of one of these babies now as well!

Dupli-color isn't that expensive for how good it really is, $12.99 a can around here.. If you want factory original colors in aerosol, any good automotive paint supplier, or parts store, will be able to mix you a can of aerosol automotive paint in any color you can think up.. Cans cost between $15 and $25 per can, and it's worth every bit..

^^^^^ 1950s Chrysler wire wheels would be great!

YES!