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Ron Hamilton

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  1. I like where this one is going. I had to sell off my un-built kit a few years ago, but I replaced it with a Missing Link Resin '68 LTD 4 Door Hardtop, which I have some plans for. It will be quite a while before I get to it. As a matter of fact Missing Link has some very nice front and rear bumpers in resin, with a very nice chrome plating at a reasonable price, as well as the '68-69 Ford 5-spoke sport wheel covers, which would look fantastic on this car..
  2. Very nice!!! I have one of those to do myself.
  3. You know I love it.
  4. Magnificent!!!
  5. Plymouth makes it!!!!
  6. At first I thought it was a real car. Excellent work.
  7. I love it!!!!!
  8. Very nice work Andy!
  9. I like it!! I have a hardtop and a convertible in primer. The hardtop was a convertible which I grafted a resin roof on since I got it cheap, and I had a cracked resin body.
  10. I got a set of the caps you are looking for from the Modelhaus several years ago. What I did with them is anyone's guess. I got them to do a '64 Dodge Taxicab/Cop Car.
  11. Hey Frank!!! Nice work!
  12. Very Nice work Tom!!!!!
  13. Excellent build!!!!
  14. Every time I look at your builds JC. I get excited to work on my own stuff.
  15. I like where your project is going. If I were doing this project, I would use the Revell '70 Road runner front bench seat, and get some .030 half-round styrene strips for the pleats, and some .080 sheet styrene for the flat surfaces. I would also use the flat styrene, glued on to reshape the head restraints on the Road Runner Bench. The piping can be replicated with sewing thread. I used those techniques when I did my '67 Chevy Concours Estate Wagon a few months ago. As far as the engine goes, the AMT '71 Duster 340 kit has a very nice small block engine with the A/C accessories, even though it has a 4-speed transmission. Either the Lindberg Dodge 330, or Plymouth Belvedere (Stock version) has a Torqueflite 904 transmission. One of my future projects is going to be a '72 Charger Rallye 440, to bookend with my '71 R/T 440 and my Hemi R/T. So many Chargers, so little time!!!!
  16. Very Interesting. If you are doing a factory stock Vinyl Roof on this car, The "A" pillars are not covered with vinyl. My cousin had one back in '67. It was Dark Green, with a Black Vinyl Roof, and Interior. I like this one so far.
  17. That is very nice. Wait 'til you see what I am doing to mine!!
  18. I love it Tom!!!!
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