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I'm going to save this model from the grips of the evil styrene trees.

im thinking a slight lowering, in a light mist blue metallic, with a white interior

oh and some white walls, anybody know what engine is in this, looks like a poly but not sure

image.thumb.jpg.d84d733d273b16f355d9e4d2Sorry for my messy couch haha

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It'll build up easily enough; there is the issue with the incorrect ('64 Plymouth promo) interior. Here's a few shots of a damaged promo on eBay to give you an idea of what it should look like:

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Maybe you could get the promo, take the interior and part out the rest on eBay again?

 

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It'll build up easily enough; there is the issue with the incorrect ('64 Plymouth promo) interior. Here's a few shots of a damaged promo on eBay to give you an idea of what it should look like:

62_plymouth_interior_3.thumb.jpg.7b2dac7

62_plymouth_interior_1.thumb.jpg.e31cba5

62_plymouth_interior_2.thumb.jpg.dbfc423

Maybe you could get the promo, take the interior and part out the rest on eBay again?

 

Those early acetate promo models (pre-1964 Jo-Han) shrink a lot.  I had the idea of swapping a promo interior into a kit body years ago...it didn't come close to fitting.

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That interior looks good, but I'm going to just use the kit interior just so it keeps all the original parts together. 

Tommorow might yield another good haul from the swap meet.

ive got my eyes on a all-original Iverson Roadrunner bike from 1967. But time will tell.

thanks for all the input guys!

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The 62 Fury convertible kit is probably the easiest of the Johan kits to find,,,build it.

I've got one I had begun many years ago in plans to build Jane Hathaway car from the Beverly Hillbilly's

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/janes-62.jpg

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The 62 Fury convertible kit is probably the easiest of the Johan kits to find,,,build it.

I've got one I had begun many years ago in plans to build Jane Hathaway car from the Beverly Hillbilly's

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/janes-62.jpg

That one's a Sport Fury. Odd thing with the Jo-Han reissue '62 Plymouths: Some have not-quite-accurate Sport Fury wheelcovers and some have standard Fury/Belvedere wheelcovers; don't know when that was changed but the body has the regular Fury trim and two tail/backup lights per side (Sport Fury had three per side).

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