michelle

this was another rebuilder i redid i left the engine bay and interior and decals on windshield alone as i liked it i removed the cardboard or paper that was glued to the roof and sanded away the fabric paint iroc-z logos from the doors and then repainted the body and rims added detail painting to the side reflectors the fog lights/ turn signals the headlights and head light bucket surrounds and painted tail lights and the hood detials

very cool nice work

nice save looks great

thanks

thank you

thank you i have 3 more chargers and and 2 cuda's and a challenger then i am out of mopars

thanks it is just a gloss yellow i figured there was a yellow paint for the charger's in 68 plus i figured it would go nicely with the blue 69 charger r/t i built the red 72 charger i rebuilt and the green 74 charger i rebuilt and the panther pink 70 charger i rebuilt

thank you

yeah it made me mad and thank you

thank you

nice work

thank you

thanks

yes i did and thank you

this was the other charger i got from the same seller i got the 72 charger from i also paid 50 for this as i was told it was a original mpc 68 charger he built back in 68 when i got it i took it apart to strip the body i found it was a modified 69 charger body it had warner bros inc and round 2 llc and 1969 dodge charger printed on the inside of the roof the tail light panel was definity not from a mpc 68 charger it does not match the mpc 68 tail light panel but the grille and back bumper does so out of all it the only things from the original mpc 68 charger is the back bumper and grille i am not sure were the wheels, stearing wheel and shifter came from either and the tail lights seem to be glass beads

looks amazing nice work

thank you

thank you i did my best with what i could with this one since it was not a actuall 72

this was one of 2 chargers built ups i bought i paid 50 each for them i was told this was a original mpc 72 charger that the seller had built in 1972 and had hand painted the car so the paint was super thick when i got it i poped the chrome and glass and chassie and interior pan from the body and stripped the paint from it and when i did i noticed that this was much more modern and not a 72 charger it was a amt/ertl 71 charger body the inner wheel wells that were molded to the body were also cut away and the doors modified to look like a 72 the hood, interior pan, dash and chassis was from from a 74 charger like the other 74 charger rebuilder i posted the other day i decided to see if i could find instrutions for the original 72 charger online i found i repository for model kit instructions and noticed that the original 72 had taillights like the 71 same with the hood like a 71 i also knoticed the seats that were not glued down in the car were molded in yellow and a little to big to fit in the the car when sat upright they had to be from a 1/24th scale mopar of some sort i ended up sanding them down both the top and bottom and sides so they fit better once glued in and the interior pan placed back in the body

thanks

thank you

thank you and yes i do have more cars i posted on here most are in this section a have a couple in all the rest and in diecast sections

thank you

thanks

thanks i wanted a green charger and this was the only gloss green spray paint i had