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Well guys it took me forever but this one is done. The photos are a little dark but it is the best I could do here. Don at reliable resin saved the day on this one by sending me a hood to replace the one I trashed. I also used clear head lights made by him. Thanks for looking!

Thanks! Don, The Duster is on Deck as is the 71 Challenger you sent me. I have 65 Ramchargers AWB in the works now then then Duster. I need some nice weather to do the resin work outside as the wife would not be happy with the dust in the new house.

Outstanding Build as always! I love you work!

Thanks Don! I am getting back into the groove after moving into the new house. I decided to use the clear headlights I got from you on this one. They are looking very cool! Thanks again for the hood! You saved the day big time!

Very nice!

Thanks! The 1971 Challenger looks like a restored recreation. The only color scheme I have ever seen on the original 1970 and 1971 Challenger Pro Stock cars were silver, blue and red. Although I have heard of a Super Stock Challenger Landy fielded during 74 as the Mopar guys protested all the rule changes that made them uncompetitive. I have never seen photos of that car. Thanks again!

I love sharing the old Pro Stock stuff. Just wish I would have done more studying be before I wired the motor wrong! I am just not willing to tear it apart to fix the firing order at this point. I just want to get this thing finished and on the shelf. Here is a cool trading card of the real deal from 1972. Thanks again for looking!

Landy started on the twin plug in 1970 and by 1971 many if not most of the top Chrysler teams were running the twin plug set up. Thanks

Just a quick post on a build that have been kicking my butt for over a year. I just can not get the paint right, I am on at least my third try. I have stripped it soooo many times the hood got ruined. Don at Reliable Resin came though for me with a new one or it would have been dead in the water. Thanks again Don! Here is where it. Thanks for looking!

Don at Reliable Resin has always been great to me. Just saved one of my projects by replacing a hood I trashed. Surprised not to have seen Speed City Resin on any lists. The have outstanding stuff. Competition Resin, Bandit Resin, SMBC, and MAD all are great to deal with.

Looking really nice!

Thanks for the tip. I have had my eye on those Demons. I did get a nice 61 Dodge from the same vendor last year. Hit and miss I guess. I will have to decided between Bandit Resin or Competition Resin for a Demon. I have bought nice stuff from both in the past.

Stunning! Outstanding as always!

That is looking great! You do fine work! I have never seen this funny car done before, Well done.

Very nice job!

Outstanding! I love seeing the older funny cars and this one is really great. You did it justice! Thanks for posting!

Love it! The paint is very nice. You do great work.

Very nice! You did a great job.

WOW Outstanding! Thank you for the painting tips! Great job!

This is looking great!

Looks awesome! Great job on a great car!

I do not know if the Cuda still exists. I believe he switched to an Opel GT after the Cuda but do not know what year that was.

Send him a link

Thanks! The tubes came from Speed city resin. They have some great stuff.

Thanks! I had the decals custom made, don't ask the price....