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This, and the fact they were 'usually ' just updated 1970 models.

One of my favorite kits ( I have maybe 2 dozen of them stashed away in various liverys. Just an fyi. the top moulding of the grille is supposed to be attach the leading edge of the hood.

VERY nice, I want one of these . but there's always something else that catches my eye when my toy fund actually has funds in it

Correct. MOST Pro Stock Cudas started life as a 1970 Body in white. If you'll notice most didn't even have side markers The early version of Sox and Martins 1971 , even still retained the 70 hood scoop

Thats one expensive garage ornament. A real 71 Cuda vert, ( no matter what engine) is not going to be cheap

Ive been toying with the idea to look into airbrushes for paints not avail in rattle cans - I just took a look at the Badger 350. In all honesty it doesn't look ANY different than my Harbor Freight one for $10. No more than I use it, I can use it and toss in the trash once done. In all honesty I dont use it more than 3 times in a 5 year span what gives ?

correct. a 383 wih 4 bareel was the biggest avail.

no

Dog dish steel wheels were avail in 15" only. The hockey stick was only avail in black though. Never red from oem

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no They didn't. I'n the 1/1 world the spacing for the wingnuts is different. Hemi and single 4 barrel were the exact same lid. There are other differences....but in 1.25th scale . Any differences would be hard to detect.

same here. If he didn't act like an idiot. I mighty watch it more if I had the time.

The vents are just under 2 inches thick top to bottom. Most of that sticks thru holes in the fender leaving only maybe an 1/8" or so above the fender. The inner pocket of the vent is actually below the surface of the fender, making the impression they are functional, ( they were never functional )

I used to. Sold my National Dragster magazine collection earlier this year. Thinking about selling my vintage magazine collection as well. It covers a lot from early sixties to early seventies. I simply don't read them or refer to them for reference (thanks Google ) Its a verticle 4 drawer file cabinet..... that's pretty full.

I sure wouldn't argue with either one of these

Ok, I did some asking around with a couple guys I know that collect dealer promos. ( I used to collect Mopar promos ) Seems the beige/ white one is worth in the $25 to $35 range. the easiest one to find of the group Red is a little more in the $35 to $50 range. Seems the Dark blue will easily bring $150 and up ( much harder to find mint )

Not sure value. But I recently sold a NICE 62 hardtop for $50 So I would think its worth at least that.

Thats the way mine is. All stock except the tail lights . I'll get to it one day here soon, at least I hope so .

Nice one. I've got a clean convertible for someday project. Just need to find stock tail.light lenses

Agreed

You know it's not nice to Photoshop real engines onto a model bench and call them model parts.

in 1-25 scale it would be just a speck on the backside

Always a clear lens with a amber bulb on the backside

Thats the Wheel used in 70-71 - A bodies, 70-71 - E bodies and 71 up B bodies

I just picked up a steering wheel from an early 70s Dodge B van kit that can can pass for the rim blow wheel pretty well. Need it for a Superbird build I have in process