Mopar - D

Thanks Sean the Fury station wagon is a resin from Motor City Resin and I did a WIP over on the car section back in Nov. 14 Finally the sun came out and my son was home. Out side pictures and with that I'm going to post this over in Under Glass with a lot more pictures. Again thanks every one the followed and supported me on this build.

Steve as it's been stated here this is a very interesting car to build and I will also be following your progress. I have built this one as a 300H using the Modelhaus interior and also the Convertible. I have also slowly been working on the 300 from 1955 to 1970. So far I've built 2 - 62's and 68. I have kits for 55, 56, 57, 58, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and resin kits for 69 and 70. One of these years I will have the complete set. Looking forward to seeing your progress.

Tom. I will be looking on Saterday for some updates on #5. I like your future plans that you have. Mine is a 67/68 MOPAR dealership

Tom very nice looking roadrunner and going back and adding the missing link tails lights and Keith Marks decal really sets this build off.

Tom very nice looking roadrunner and going back and adding the missing link tails lights and Keith Marks decal really sets this build off.

Nice build for your customer I'm sure they will appreachate it while they are waiting on the real one.

Dave nice looking GTX.

Thanks Clayton. Believe it or not I've had different cars sitting up on the front section before going down and they did not lift the back of it up. Most of weight is transferred back to the center section of the truck. Thanks Paul your right it was a project that I wanted for some time but just held off. When I saw the Fumiji car hauler that was made me pull the trigger on the build.

Jeff this came out looking awesome! Enjoyed watching your WIP on this build.

For got to post the pictures.

Tim this one really came out looking great.

Great looking Cuda Al!

TJ nice build of my favorite car.

Bill welcome back to the hobby and to the MCM fourm. Good luck on your build.

Thanks guys I will be making progress on cleaning the resin cab up and cutting down the Ford interior tub so it will fit into the Dodge. I also got some better pictures of what the 39 Dodge really looked like and may be adding some more details to make it look more like the real ones. I'm also working on cutting down the ramps that stick up. I'm not sure if I'm going to remove the indents that they have for the front wheels. Should I keep them or remove them and make it all flat??

Nice update today Joe. The wires look perfect have you found the keys for it yet?

Joe your on the home stretch now looking forward to see your progress in the AM.

Looking great Tom! I bet you can't wait to see them all lined up and finished and then Altima seeing them on the car hauler.

Kevin your trailer is coming along nice.

Thanks Clayton, Al I'm going to use the Cat that came with the car hauler if I can get it to fit. This is gong to be a custom car hauler so I'm deleting the tire rack and just going with a big storage compartment.

Joe great progress glad to see that your planning to bring this build to the show in Houston. As far as what Category to enter it as use the factory stock.

Tom, congratulation on your first place! It looks great as do the rest of them. Looking forward to see #5 and 6 finished.

Thanks Tom, Richard, Ray, Terry for your comments. Mike welcome to the site and thanks. I've started my next build its a 39 Dodge custom hauler.

Looking good Charles

I'm starting with a Jimmy Fintstone resin 39 Dodge CEO and the AMT Ford race hauler. I plan to change out the ramps to remove the bumps that are currently there. Looking at going with Hemi Orange and maybe some type of stripe will see how it comes together. May also trim down the front storage compartment. Here's whare I'm starting