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Love glue bombs!! I use this stuff called Glue Zapper. It smells like fuel oil, and it works great. You can get it from a company called DMC, in Hammond, Louisiana. They don't have a website that I know of, but I guess you can call them to order it. (504)543-7976 HTH, Cheers, Ian

Allen, Is the hood from the kit, or aftermarket?

Cool!!

Mike, I purchased the '63 Grand Prix from Arrowhead a while ago, and I'm still waiting. Not a problem, tho, because I've been contacted by them informing me they are busy. I plan on buying more stuff from them down the road. I want to do a '62 GP as well. What I'm really hoping is that he will redo his '64 molds and repop the '64 GP. I want to do my parents '64 Grand Prix. I already have the paint, I just need to find a set of hubcaps for it. My parents GP didn't have 8 lug rims... Cheers, Ian

Wow, now a trailer? What a project!!

This is awesome stuff!!! Could'nt you use the Polar Lights Lost in Space Chariot for the chassis/tracks? Just sayin'

Nice, clean build

Sweet!!

Nick, I just picked that same kit up today. Where did you get your rims?

I would love to pick up a GP conversion. I have two Catalinas and would love to convert one. How do I get one of those? Cheers, Ian

VERY NICE, Mike! Now how about that Grandville?

I remember the Army/Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) used to run "Roach Coaches" around a lot of the bigger air bases I used to frequent back in the day. They had the best burgers.... Cheers, Ian

Thanks guys! Great stuff

Hey all, Just a quick question... I understand Keith Marks makes all kind of different Mopar decals, but where can you get them? I want to see what he has in the way of Cuda/Challenger decals Cheers, Ian

Sweet!

Chuck, When you do that, make sure you take lots of pics. I would love to see how that is done

Yeah, it actually has a detailed firewall. Wiper motor, separate battery, and even a clear washer bottle, go figure Now, why couldn't these little details be in the other Challenger/Cuda releases?

Yeah, I think the Challenger is 2" longer or something like that. I was talking about the side exit exhaust. I've always liked that. Interesting, I'm learning a lot about Mopars hanging around here

Well, that would explain the Challenger style exhaust. The suspension systems are almost identical. I could probably interchage parts from the Challenger T/A kit and the AAR Cuda. This glue bomb I have came with a Dodge viper motor, wheels, and tires. I've been debating whether to do a resto mod or go back to stock configuration. I'd have to dig up the correct stock motor for the AAR. 340? So I put the Challenger rear taillight panel in the parts box and go with the Cuda one. If I can get a hold of a camera, I'll try and get some pics in. Thanks for the info Cheers, Ian

OK, I understand that the AAR Cuda was purpose built for the All Amercian Racing series, but what is the deal with all the Challenger characteristics? I picked up a glue bomb AAR, and it came with two rear taillight panels, a standard '70 Cuda panel, and a Challenger panel, and they both fit I've done a little research online, but it doesn't really explain much. I want to rebuild it, but not I'm sure which way to go I'm hoping someone can shed a little light on my confusion Cheers, Ian

Chris, Nice haul! I love glue bombs. That's how I get kits that I want that I normally can't afford. If its too bad, I part it out, if not, I rebuild it. Rebuild the truck! Do it justice and save it! Cheers, Ian

Where do I get one?

Beautiful! Its on my wish list

Rust is cool! Put in my vote!

You tell 'em Harry! They are all models! I would be all for a seperate section for diecast MODELS, because. like Chris mentioned, it would help browsing a specific item. I happen to have quite a few 1/18th scale diecast cars in my collection of models. I also enjoy "how-to" articles on how to improve die cast models to make them more accurate.. In a lot of cases, its the only way to get a certain vehicle into your collection..i.e my 1/18th Tucker Torpedo Cheers, Ian