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Love it. I assume this is the trophy kit? I had one as a kid back in the 60's. Beautiful work.

Wow that is stunning.

Beautiful build.

Sweet and that does not look like an easy kit to build. Keep the good work up.

Good job. Your skills are coming along. Your 10 builds plus a month is probably helping! Lol!

Great job. Looks perfect.

Well in theory they were not available on the AAR but there is a test report from Car and Driver Magazine from 1970 that their test car had them. I think they could be ordered as there are cars out there with the M25 option code or so I have read! There is also a picture of a car show from 1970 showing them. These could be preproduction cars. I think this has been discussed on just a few Cuda forums. I like them on the AAR's! though. Btw I love the way this green build is coming together it looks great.

Yes I think you are correct

Looking good. Anxious to watch this build

Thanks David I forgot that was an insert. I built this as a Hemi Cuda when it came out a few years ago. I had an AAR in bright red many years ago. Fast but not the smoothest driving car I have owned lol! It was gorgeous though

Nice collection of builds

Thanks for the update on the kit and showing all of the parts. One item when building if you notice that the AAR Cudas have a chrome or stainless outline to the grill which is not really on the regular Cudas. It is set back on the inside of the grill. I am not sure how I might do that. Anyhow thanks for the write up. You can see it on the two brown colored Cudas above

Nice job

That is beautiful

Love it

very nice

Okay so I sell new Caravans and didn't know that Lindberg ever made a kit. I love it as it reminds me of a new version of the Scooby Doo van! Lol! Great job.

Great job again Michelle. Your a machine at putting the builds out.

Also it would be a great add if Joseph at Fireball made a small block intake and carbs for the six pack on the AAR Cuda like he has for the big block....

Yes saw that a few days ago also

Very nice.

Thanks!

I get it! Thanks

That does look good. Did you ever do gills on the front fenders?

When I built the 70 Hemi Cuda I think I used the AMT parts pack for tires. Would be nice to have different sized tires front and back. I believe the original car was E60x15 front and G60x15 rear?