1972coronet

My apologies. "Oxidiser" is another way of saying 'Supercharger'.

Thanks much for taking the time to photograph and share the image. That sheet looks NICE! It even includes 1969 and 1970 licence plates! Is this kit still available, current production?

Nice and neat and clean -- love the colour combo! Where did you source the oxidiser for the 302?

Almost one month (27/05) since the last update on this bad boy. Is it in a stalled mode for now?

That Dana 60 and its modified shackles = perfection! Are you planning on any other exhaust modifications? Those mufflers are sub-sized, IMO. The moulded-on exhaust is a black eye on that chassis (and a bit of a P.I.T.A. to properly paint). (Speaking of the exhaust -- my next build of this kit will have the 'N97' exhaust. That's a mandatory package -- Noise Reduction Package -- on many California models; primarily, 440+6 and Hemi)

1970, non-Cowl Induction; 1971-1972 Heavy Chevy and standard Super Sport. There may or may not be structural differences between those years, but am not sure.

Modified Production comes to mind.

Language barrier is the conclusion I've come to.

Terrible era -- bland, uninspired box art; typos galore ( "1967 Pontica" , for an instance ); and oddball plastics. Thank god that Round2 came along and straightened out that Racing Chumps mess.

That grille is my favourite feature of your cool build.

A former coworker used to call him "Barris the Butcher", whereas I've long referred to him as "Bondo Bandit Barris". His "works" are frightening enough to cause a miscarriage!

Begs the question: Do those custom parts from the 1972-only-issue of the MPC Road Runner exist?

Rare 1971 Plymouth HEMI Cuda Speaks French, Now Can Be Had in America - autoevolution

Quite likely a re-pop of the ~30 year old AMT 1968 R.R., with its grotesque late 80's-early 90's graphics, wheels, engine dress-ups, as well as a stock (wiper motor horn) option. I hope that I'm wrong -- I hope that Round2 will tool some period correct wheels, engine customising parts, etc., in addition to a full compliment of stock decals. Even if the yucky 80's-90's parts are its only option, I would buy a copy or two if the DOHC Hemi from the Super Bee is included...

I miss these two superiors (and I am forever grateful for the companionship they provided for many years). Oliver Nathanel Hawthorne Sabastian & Molly Anne McCalico 18.06.2016 around 0400 HRS.

I've never understood as to why Monogram elected to include the incorrect-for-this-application axle/diff assembly, especially since the car it's modelled after has a Dana 60. Years ago, I started on a 440 Six Barrel/4-speed/Dana replica of a 1:1 hardtop which is black with white interior. I ended up giving the unfinished kit to a friend so that he could complete it (assembly-only at that point, as all of the mods were completed). RE: the dash and its instrument cluster & bezels: Scratch building the entire assembly would be, IMO, the way to go. The 1:1 car was built sans radio anyhow, since it's an export. Besides, the kit's radio represents an aftermarket item anyhow -- totally incorrect. The whole shebang would require extensive reworking to be accurate. Keep up the GREAT work!

I can't believe just how bad my memory's gotten -- less than one month, and I'd forgotten that you're replicating the GA4 drop-top. The steering wheel is, as you've surmised, 'wood' on the front, black on the backside.

Incredible and outstanding! WOW! Are you modelling one of the eleven 1:1 cars? Or, are you creating your own, 'hypothetical' version? Those disc brakes look lovely -- single piston and all.

Suffice to say, this kit being all-new shouldn't require any more than a light coat of primer. I have the kit as well -- so crisp and clean! I used Tamiya almost exclusively, especially for a final primer coat before colour coats. Have fun with yours!

From the pilot episode Pimps of Hazzard

Hopefully it'll have those delicious 1990s poodle options (lipstick graphics, b'ugly wheels, etc.)

There was a member here who was making GMC V6 items, but he's set business aside until ______________? Perhaps @bill lanfear can enlighten us regarding his Jimmy goodies? ** EDIT ** Link to the thread :

Not to mention Rodney on the Roq -- I taped that programme anytime that I was home for it. Oh, what I'd give to have those tapes now! I used to see Rodney Bingenheimer at Canter's and/or Kibitz Room; my friend Len was friends with him.