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I've built this and yes it does have some issues. The hood most notably, it sits on the windshield and doesn't close all the way.

I've only one six cylinder build. MPC '69 Charger. The Slant Six was taken from the Lindberg '64 Plymouth Fury kit.

Dang, that's nice!!

I haven't heard of that one, I'll have to check it out. The still is from a UK film called That Sinking Feeling.

Thanks buddy. Good to hear from you? I'm still around, lol. I just been mega busy sorting my car out and my workbench is full of parts so no room for model building until I get it sorted. I'll be back to my regular building soon, got some nice ones in the stash!

Nice. Good looking paint. My friend had one of these but it had a trunk instead of the hatchback.

ahh, gutted. Some shady sellers out there! A quick way to tell an original MPC Charger is looking at the door scallops and windshield cowl vent. On the re-issue, the cowl vent is smaller and the door scallops lost their decorative raised ridges.

I've only two. '57 Ranch Wagon and '63 Nova II. Not many station wagons out there:(

Nice work. I love this old AMT kit.

Great looking colour combo. A vinyl roof is so well suited to this car. Very nice!

Good looking build. There's still some love for the old MPC!

Sweet. That is one cool looking Charger!

Very nice custom work, there's a bit of all sorts in those! Very cool.?

Nice looking build. One on my to do list! Are the kingpins fitted the right way up? I've built some kits where the front spindles can fit upside down and still operate fine but can radically change the ride height.

Beautiful colour combo. Very nice!

Good to hear from you, Carl. Rest up buddy and we'll hear from you soon.?

Same. Hope he's doing ok. He's one of the first guys to greet me on the forum and comments on all my builds, very positive guy. He'll be back, I have those annual Chargers to build and he loves those! haha. Best wishes, my friend.

Now that is some nice work! Love it!

Thanks, Bob. I started watching the series the other day for the first time. I'm not much of a ghost and ghouls fan but it's actually a pretty good series... or it could just be that there's literally nothing worth watching on TV anymore! Lol Thanks, Dave. I fitted longer springs from my spares box. The underside is all the leftovers from the '70 Impala I built recently.

Man, that's clean! Very nice job on that. Love the old AMT '64 Impala, an oldie but goodie. Great little kit.?

Looks showroom fresh! lovely paint.

Lovely work. I always enjoy seeing these pre war builds.

Good looking build! I like the detail work and the body colour. Very nice.?

That's a good looking colour combo.?

Nice clean build. Interior is looking good!