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Mieky, I appreciate the concern But WANT and NEED are 2 very different things . I don't need any of the kits I have stashed away,,,,,but I want ALL of them ,,,and then some Thanks for asking though

Those are Dodge caps and are wrong for a 1970 Plymouth

The rollover was definitly a 1963 I am wondering if there were always only the 2, one was wrecked and it was replaced,,, still keeping with just the 2 team cars Until just the other day I never knew about a wrecked Ramchargers car,,,,, i was just doing some surfing a few days ago and stumbled onto it. Problem is this is the only picture I can find of the car and theres no way to read the class # on the 1/4 panel. ps, in all my pictures and everything I've found so far Class # 's 702, 979, 980 and 981 also have pics of a car with no class # with Stanford Bros along the bottom of the car # 702 has Stanford Bros along the bottom of the car 979,980 and 981 all l have Hodges Dodges along the rocker . so,,,,,,did 979 get totaled and was replaced ? Reason I ask , is I have 2 Johan 1963 Dodge kits that are rapidly coming to the ft of the line when I get back to the model bench

It's uglier than sin ,,,but In a sick morbid kind of way I like it. Paint it a different color ( or just lose the flames ) and I would drive the snot out of it

And the people who just walked out right into traffic ,,,,, or the lady just standing in the middle of the raod and the truck with trailer that somehow went around her. 1st I've seen this one and ya gotta wonder just how smart the gene pool is around the world today

what a shame,, they made some nice pieces no one else did. I wish I had picked up the 1967 Plymouth 2 door sedan and the wagon,,and the 1964 Plymouth wagon

I've always thought there were only the 2 cars back then,,,but was doing some browsing today and found pics of 3 different cars AND pics of a rollover. so am curious, did one car get destroyed back then and they replaced it ,,or was there always 3 cars campaigned class #'s i've come up with are #702 , #979 + #980 Anyone able to confirm one way or the other

Sorry, but not a fan of JF products. They're ok for the price I guess . But I would rather pay more for a better product

Excellant info so far. I have got to get started on a few of these

This would be cool on the shelf. I've seen this car in person,,,pictures do not do it justice

Amen,,

I think your nuts,,,,,,,,, in a good way. Keep it going .

Did some looking around at SMBC, they have the rims as well. Thanks all

THATS where I had seen them at . Thanks now just need to find a couple sets of the wheels

Thanks , found them,,,,,I just registered over there so I can send a pm

Anyone know if the decals are avail to do this car ? I picked up an AMT 1/25th scale builtup a while back to do this car and now can't find decals to do it

Got another shop project / customer service work in. 1970 Road Runner , real 440 six barrel car. BUT, now powered by 493 cu in , 735 hp ( thats not a typo or a guess either ) six barrel fed big block. I get to redo the clutch and fuel systems .

Looks killer. The 71-73 Mustang body was one of the best looking body styles for the funnycar wars of the day.

When Connie Kalitta still had the car. I would almost bet the chassis didn't change much , if at all from one car to the other. Edit, Looking at the picture I am not 100% sure the chassis shot is the 1971 car( might be the 1969-70 car ) BUT, I thought I had a picture of the Kalitta 1971 car with the body up but it might be on the other PC . so I will keep looking and post it when ( if ) I find it

ChaCha version

Keep in mind the chassis between the Johan Mustang versus the MPC Mustang are very different ( if that matters to you ) Either way the Johan kits build into very nice shelf dispay pieces ( i have several of each )

I have been thinking of something very similar. And am going to keep a close eye on these builds But, have to ask, how about some details on the frame work to get the cab to fit the bed

Real clean builtup but dis-assembled MPC 1971 Duster kit for less than $25 delivered.

This is exactly what I was thinking. I think it's kinda ugly,,but then again see above

I don't think the Tri Y manifolds were ever used in a production car