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I like it , great job

I think the other issue is the snugness of the front frame rails against the body. The chassis doesn't want to meet the wheel wells after getting the engine in etc. Thanks everyone.

Thanks everyone and I do think that raising the rear is a thought and easy to do.

Thanks guys.

I have built a few of the 67 Coronet R/T's and I am wondering how to get the front end down on them. I have a 67 R/T 1:1 car and the front end does not sit high in stock form and it is pretty much a survivor. Some of the Moebius and Revell kits you can flip the spindles on the front but I don't think you can (at least I don't see how you can) on the 67 GTX, Coronet and Charger kits. Thanks for any input.

That is one nice stock 70 Super Bee

Nice!!!!

Nice looking GTOs

Wow very nice build.

Nice job. Interior looks great but it only works with the AMT chassis is that right?

That is a great looking build. Many years ago I built it in 1/43, I think an AMR kit so it would be metal. I agree I think that is one of the best looking endurance/prototype cars ever built. I also have a real soft spot for the Jaguar XJR 14 also.

Nice job!!!!

That is a great job. I don't think I have ever seen anyone replicate a lean burn Mopar V8 like you did. I mean like wow!!! Congratulations.

Excellent build!!!

Nice Michelle. Kinda itching to find and build one of those 73 GTOs

Yes sad that Modelhaus is gone basically. Great build!!!

I love that 64 kit. Nice job on all of those

I learned to drive a stick on a three on the column 1960 Plymouth Savoy. 225 six and it was slow.

Good looking Ferrari! Great job

Nice!!!!!

Looks very nice!!! The wheels look great.

Mine as a kid definitely model cars. I remember once maybe 1965 I went to the store and instead of getting something for my mom for her birthday I bought a new AMT Stingray kit. Still haunts me how hurt she was.

Thats nice and I started that kit but gave up.... great job.

Nice build. I like the blue stripes with it.

Very nice job