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makin their way the only way they know how that's just a little bit more then the law will allow

thank you but not a AMC but a A.M.I which is the company and the rambler the car brand amd amx the model of car

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i made this using a mpc dukes of hazzard rosco's patrol car kit i got in a trade from a friend and 3d resin printed rosco and flash figures i printed and brush painted i resin printed the fury grille which made by taking a photo of a 75 road runner promo's grille and uploading to a image to 3d model generator i painted the body rust-oleum 2x gloss white i brush painted the interior apple barrel matte khaki i painted the late 70's 440 engine block rust-oleum 2x satin oasis blue| the audio in the video is 2 minutes of rosco being rosco Roscos 77 plymouth fury patrol car.mp4

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it was the sslasher kit that was showed off last year at big show when they announced the 65 cuda and 72 duster and charger hellcat widebody and 60 chevy wagon kits it looked like it was improved going by the assembled prototype model they had on the table

nice work i thought they re engineered it like they have been doing with several other older kits to improve them recently i really was wanting this kit but from what you said i am not sure if i will get one unless it is discounted price

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looks awesome

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thank you i will be doing a rambler hornet and a rambler javelin soon also

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i made this australian version of the amc amx which were built by australian motors industries under the rambler brand i used a vintage jo-han 1969 amx kit with a 3d resin printed figure of me standing next to the drivers side i made the right hand drive dash by taking a picture of the kit dash and uploading that picture into a image to 3d model generator then i 3d resin printed it in rhd layout i painted the body rust-oleum 2x satin french blue and then used rust-oleum universal gloss clear to make it look as close as i could to hayman blue i painted the interior rust-oleum 2x flat black primer the rims and tires came from my parts boxes and the queensland plate decals were made by a friend 1969 AMI Rambler AMX.mp4

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except they are from the the late 70's as dukes of hazzard started pre production in 77/78 and the 69 charger was not the main choice for the general the first choice was a 77/78 trans am but they were far to pricy and the second choice was a late 60's mustang but they could not find enough of one particualy body style on the budget they had for cars and then they turned to late 60's or early 70's chevelles once again similar problems as the trans am and mustang choices the price verse the budget so the 69 charger was chosen cause they were everywere and dirt cheap at the time same with the 68's which could easily be converted to look like a 69 most of the cars were either 318s or 383s only 2 had 440 magnums and those were used as hero cars when the hood would need to be opened and when the actors got in and out and drove on and off camera were ever they would be filming no hemi engines were used in the tv cars and and contrary to urban legend no 70 chargers were ever used to make a general lee for the show as multiple actors and the people who built the cars have said this they also have no clue were both the notion the general had a hemi under the hood and that 70 charger were also used came from the first original car choice for the general was the only thing influenced the smokey and the bandit movie while the main show idea was developed from a 1975 movie called moonrunners which was also created and produced by gy waldron who was the dukes of hazzard's creator and producer lots of characters and settings were retooled for the dukes of hazzard even waylon jennings was brought back both to provide music and he narration for dukes which he also had done for the moonrunners movie

they are but those are what they wanted to use for the general lee's rims