chryslerjunkandstuff

This is one of the coolest builds out there! Nicely done!

Did a bit of trading and got these Motor Wheel Spyders, I'm going to use them on my Daytona transporter. Received my Futura headlight as well, many thanks! There are some real cool cats on this forum!

You aren't kidding! I saw it too, and it's peerless!

This looks great man! Made me collect some pics and add it to my "Someday, I'll build this" file..Good job!

This actually showed up Friday, It's the 1995 issue, factory sealed until yesterday lol. Looks great, but was missing the passenger side headlight..

Ultra fine point black sharpie? Couldn't spray clear coat over the sharpie ink tho....And, this is really coming along nicely!

Yeah, this is going to be choice! Can't wait to see it

Joel Rosen definitely built Impalas and Biscaynes in '67-'69, and $$$$ did talk at Motion Performance. They built several 442s and a Toronado in '68-'69, and one very nasty Buick GSX in '70 as well.

My Daytona transporter and my Bronco half cab conversion from Olson Brothers showed up in today's mail. The resin is super nice, and this transporter is seriously one of the coolest kits out there!

WHOA! Some good stuff here! I have one of those Jo-Han '59 Oldsmobiles, this is the only other one I've seen..

I would prefer to build it as the 383 V8 race day car that was involved in the crash, but finding these funky wheels in scale, or even a close approximation, probably isn't going to happen. Most likely, I'll have to go with the Keystones..

Cool Comet wagon! These probably got here Saturday, but I just checked my mail this morning..Pace car decals to do my '71 and AMT '67 glue bomb, '71 conversion kit, photo-etch for the '67 pace car, some Bronco parts and photo-reduced gauges. All this stuff is great quality! Kudos to the suppliers!

Old thread, but there are resins made by Curt Seeman now that are based on the Moebius kits. '56 New Yorker, '56 Imperial, '55 New Yorker wagon. They look good, but I haven't bought one yet. I did buy his '57 300 prototype resin, and it's pretty spot on

'22 Duesenberg '42 DeSoto ('42 anything really, how cool would a '42 Olds be?? Or a '42 conversion kit for the Galaxie LTD chevs?) '54 Skylark '61 DeSoto '65-'75 ANY full size Mopar 4 door sedan, be it Imperial, New Yorker, Fury, Polara, Monaco, Newport, whatever, I'd be keen on any of em '73 GTO '73 Buick Gran Sport '76 Charger Daytona '77 Grand Prix SJ '78 Magnum GT '79-'85 Cadillac ElDorado and/or slant back Seville '81-'83 Imperial 1980's Dodge Diplomat police car '91-'96 Buick Park Avenue (And honestly, they made 50 million of these things, I'm not the only one out there who LOVED those cars, can't believe no one kitted one!) '00's Crown Vic police car That pretty much covers the entire spectrum and needless to say, I've owned most of these in real life, so I'd buy any/all of these if they were kitted in styrene or resin. I know, I know, I will go on back to dreaming

Man, I really wish I had known about this stuff two months ago. I bought a 67 Supernatural Impala 4 dr ht transkit from him...I never would have bought it if I had seen this thread first...The kit is of great quality though, and is a car I've wanted to build forever, but now I have to think it might be a recast of someone else's work too?? Does anybody know?

Simply astounding! I'd buy one of each for my Chrysler stash. PM sent