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It should be a no-brainer, what with all the re-issues of the other year model Rivieras, down thru the years.

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50 minutes ago, Trendsetta68 said:

Would anyone else be interested in a '70 or '71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT ?

 

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ABSOLUTELY!!!!

Posted
11 hours ago, Trendsetta68 said:

Would anyone else be interested in a '70 or '71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT ?

 

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Tony....be still my heart!!!!!  Yes, Please!!!!  TIM 

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4 hours ago, tim boyd said:

Tony....be still my heart!!!!!  Yes, Please!!!!  TIM 

Hahahahahaha !!! I was curious if there'd be any takers .....

The grill on the '71 is so beautiful to me ... but I'm different
:-)

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One of my cousins had a '72 Fury that looked exactly like this one:

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I really liked that car. I was 17 at the time, and loved driving that barge!!

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On 4/23/2019 at 11:36 PM, StevenGuthmiller said:

Make that 3.

I would be happy to buy one, mostly because it's something different.

But, my guess is that we will get another Camaro instead.

 

Steve

 

On 4/24/2019 at 7:58 AM, Dave Van said:

As stated....not gonna happen....but Revell has the guts.....just need a body and modified interior......

 

On 4/24/2019 at 1:55 PM, Sledsel said:

Ohhh... the Torino as a base would be horrid.... Just my opinion tho

 

If they make a couple of fixes to the chassis, the Montego would work. I'd buy one in a second. I think that's a very nice-looking car. I actually prefer it to the Torino (although if they did a nice '72, I'd buy one of those, too.)

On 8/17/2019 at 9:01 PM, Trendsetta68 said:

Would anyone else be interested in a '70 or '71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT ?

 

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I absolutely would buy any Fuselage C-Body.

I also join the call for a Boattail Riviera.

In the spirit of the muscle set originally called for:

1. A NEW 1965 GTO. Revell's '66 is a great start. AMT or Lindberg's  1966-'67 4-4-2s would also be a good starting point.

2. Something different.....in addition to the '65 Goat, tool up the slightly different body (mainly the taillights and some trim,) and make a 1966-'67 LeMans Sprint with the OHC 6 with the 4-bbl.

3. A not-all-screwed-up '67 GTO. Again....Revell's '66 is a perfect starting place.

4. A correct 1971-'73 Mustang should be a available. A Boss 351 would be cool. So would a convertible.

5. Something really different...1964 Studebaker Hawk GT with the R-4 supercharged engine. Seriously, one of the most attractive cars of the '60s. Yes, all new tool. Yes, Moebius is most likely to do it.

6. Perhaps not "muscle" in the traditional sense, but I would like a thoroughly modern 1966 Olds Toronado kit. The Jo-Han kit is outstanding, especially for its time, but they're pricey, and this is a car whose recognized significance is growing.

7. I think we're due for a completely correct 1970-'74 Dodge Challenger. Provided they actually lengthen the wheelbase a bit, Revell has a good start with the new Barracudas. A 340 Six-Pack car would be pretty nifty, maybe with optional parts to build an SE if you wanted a mini executive rocket for something a little different.

Charlie Larkin

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Let's just hope that this C-Barge isn't used by somebody designing the kit, roof appears chopped and last I checked, they weren't 4wd and didn't have leaf springs supporting a live axle with a sheetmetal center section......;)

 

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9 hours ago, Bucky said:

One of my cousins had a '72 Fury that looked exactly like this one:

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I really liked that car. I was 17 at the time, and loved driving that barge!!

Those big Mopars drove sweet!

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20 hours ago, Joe Handley said:

Let's just hope that this C-Barge isn't used by somebody designing the kit, roof appears chopped and last I checked, they weren't 4wd and didn't have leaf springs supporting a live axle with a sheetmetal center section......;)

 

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This particular one seems to be a fridge magnet:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1970-Plymouth-Sport-Fury-GT-Refrigerator-Magnet-40-MIL-/181662200089

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I Know we've had our share of muscle car issues and re-issues but IMO I think it might
be nearing time to have an all new 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T kit on the market .....


 

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On 8/17/2019 at 8:01 PM, Trendsetta68 said:

Would anyone else be interested in a '70 or '71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT ?

 

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Y-E-S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I didn’t put it in my list because it is on the obscure side, but MAN that thing is awesome!  Same with the 70 Mercury Marauder:

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On 8/18/2019 at 2:01 AM, Trendsetta68 said:

Would anyone else be interested in a '70 or '71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT ?

 

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I'd never seen this car' til I bought this month's 'Classic American' UK magazine two days ago. 

I concur, get me some of this.

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Round2 needs to ante up and come out with some new stuff. Even just updating some of their old stuff. Usually the body is really nice, just update interiors and chassis. They would be like brand new kits.

Revell, well, the last bunch of years have been disappointing for me. Their bodies are always messed up, so new stuff from them would probably be the same.

Just my cents

Posted
4 hours ago, racer X said:

I would love to see a 1/25 scale 73-74 Dodge Dart Sport,a 1/25 scale 70 Dart Dart 340 Swinger and any boat tail Riviera kitted.

Agreed 100% X's infinity !!!

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A couple of controversial ones - the perennial question, does a muscle car have to be American? 

Gordon Keeble, '64 to '67, 327 Chevy, all manuals except one. 

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Jensen CV8, '62-'66, 361 Chrysler Golden Commando V8. Later ones had a 383. Mostly autos, but still rapid.

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I'd love a kit of either, especially the Jensen. A family friend had one, I'll never forget going for a ride in it, it was pretty brutal.

 

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