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Sharp in red; very much the muscle car!

Nice build, looks good in silver.

The twin stripes look good!

Cool project!

The engine sprue from the "Ramchargers" (I'm not that versed in Mopar Voodoo, but aren't the wide valve covers with spark plug access unique to the Hemis?) Not trying to de-rail your thread, John, and for your purpose, I still think the headers are a good adaptable design. Interesting note on the 'vette headers is their extra vertical reach, if that's needed.

According to DodgeGarage, it SHOULD have the Hemi: https://www.dodgegarage.com/news/article/heritage/2020/04/special-handling-the-426-hemi-drag-package-cars.html

Has a real serious, purpose-built look about it. The guy that drives that has a hidden agenda. Nice job!

That's a real beauty of a stock 62. Very nicely done!

Awesome story and nice model; great colors. What a sweet granny-treasure time with her. Mine only lasted 96 years, and I still miss her.

Nice job on the classic kit! Great color; really love the contrast of the flat black hood. Clean and pretty!

Looks like early Hemi, the way the headers are broken down would make them easy to adapt to most anything:

Underchassis.

AMT's 57 Corvette Street Machine has some pretty good headers, as I recall. What about the Dodge 330 kits from Lindberg? (Color Me Gone, Maverick, Ramcharger)

Great looking car and model. This body style has one of my favorite roof lines of all. Really like your interior tub colors on this one. Very nice.

Very tasteful custom, and that front end is WAY different now. What is that grille, Mercury, or Buick maybe?

Looks good!

That worked out really well! I really dig the proportions; it looks "right" to me. Very well done, and you painted it the right color!

Very nice interior, and will complement the body color beautifully. This is really shaping up.

Aren't those the tires from the old dirt track racers (super st ockers?). There's something familiar about that funky tread pattern.

An absolute beauty. Thanks for the pics! Have you modeled this vehicle?

Oh yes, that's good work! Very nicely done, and one to be proud of. Thanks for showing us more!

Germans had some outrageous stuff on the drawing boards for sure, and were not shy about trying just about anything! This thing just looks like a beast. Who makes this kit? Or, is it scratch-built? Would also love to see a few more pics!

Coming right along!

Cool stuff. Now talk to us about the gray car with fins hiding in the garage! 57ish...

VERY nice build; really sharp. Well done.