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" THE " ugly duckling of the early sixties. 1962 Dodge Dart
gtx6970 replied to gtx6970's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
The original car sold on Bring a Trailer earlier this year 1962 Dodge Dart Ram Charger 413 Two-Door Sedan for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $42,000 on April 22, 2025 (Lot #188,557) | Bring a Trailer -
Found this last week and have been wracking my brains on what to do with it. Found it while looking for something else actually. And my mind went to work on what to do with it. I Painted it AT LEAST 12-13 years ago . Best I remember it was a Dupli color rattle can. My mistake was no primer first. Straight lacquer paint on bare plastic. Needless to say, It crazed the plastic. Enough I was disappointed and put it away. So made the decision to see if I couldn't salvage it. Had nothing to lose ,,, so I sprayed some rattle car urethane clear in several light coats . Hoping it wouldn't make it worst. Turns out it layed down pretty decent ( good enough for my case anyway) And has a reasonable shine to it. ( knocks on wood ) So , taped up the interior to add the white accents( brush painted) , then put Tamiya satin clear over it Plan is just some details and in the case it goes. The kits engine is long gone. So,,,I'll make it a curbside and lightly glue the hood down and move on. Im aware the seat pattern as well as even some of the exterior trim is all wrong for the actual car. I think I can live with it
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Interior is DONE. Nutting fancy or super detailed. Just Tamiya white primer with a light coat of satin clear on top Duplicolor flat black for the dash with some details picked out with silver paint and a toothpick Elmers clear over the gauges to give it a clear Lense look
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"Best" 1/25 Pontiac GTO (64 or 65 or 66) kit
gtx6970 replied to Bill Anderson's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Thanks, My only real concern is body shape and true to 1.25th scale It will NOT be built stock anyway -
Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
gtx6970 replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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AMT 1967 Fairlane built / builder / parts kit - pro street style
gtx6970 replied to gtx6970's topic in Trading Post
TRADED, Mods can delete this if they wish -
You still need this sheet ?
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Custom Body MiniCharger Nostalgia build
gtx6970 replied to GoatGuy's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Following along for the ride That was a killer looking car back in the day -
Im just here for the comments
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"Best" 1/25 Pontiac GTO (64 or 65 or 66) kit
gtx6970 replied to Bill Anderson's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Following Any issues with the Polar Lights 64 -
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Nice detail about leaving the rear glass out. This car never ran with rear glass under Norms ownership
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Big Block 727 Torqueflite - Texas3DCustoms Mopar 727 Trans & Pan - Morgan Automotive Detail
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Revell has a few on their kits I know the Dart and the 67 GTX both have separate wipers
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Nice, It builds up to be a pretty decent shelf kit, Even if it is a rather simple snap kit I wonder how well it will do sharing shelf space with the Moebius kit in store s
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Nice stuff Shame they didn't tool up a bench seat for the 72 Duster And I assume. The 65 Dodge is the former polar lights kit?
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A bit of useless info The Landy car was originally built a 4spd But when he scattered said 4spd very early on. He robbed the auto trans from his 64 and carried on Its why this car was campaigned with a dash mounted push button shifter.
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Moebius AWB Mopar Assembly Line - Lee Smith Car
gtx6970 replied to papajohn97's topic in Drag Racing
Just one ir 2 ? They are addictive. You've been warned -
Stance ck. Its coming along. Albeit slowly, but surely. A little high in the rear , But it appears the actual car was up there as well. So it stays as is
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“BUILDING THE COVERS “ Vol # 120 BUD FAUBEL’S HEMI HONKER 1965 AWB DODGE
gtx6970 replied to M W Elky's topic in Drag Racing
Ive used several sets of his decals, You will not be disappointed