'65 Plymouth Savoy

[elan]

Sometimes I do finish something, Actually it's a '64, I had a senior moment.

Edited July 24, 2009 by elan

[Harold]

Nice job on a grocery getter. Is that a conversion of the Lindberg kit?

[elan]

Yes, it's a resin body on a Lindberg chassis with a hemi

Edited July 24, 2009 by elan

[RodneyBad]

Looks great.

I have the Resin Body (Flintstone)and it has some THICK Flashing under the hood.

Really hard to get at so far.

Yours turned out Great.

Great looking paint and motor.

[Joe Handley]

Nice, looks like one quick little grocery getter!

[James W]

nice looking Mopar. There is a similar one driving around Salem this summer.

I like the combination of air cleaner and black valve covers.

[fury3]

Interesting build, and I wasn't aware of anyone doing a this car in a resin body outside of "Model Car World" (aka MCW). He (Dave Dodge) offers the 1964 Savoy 2-Door Sedan, and the 1964 Fury/Sport Fury 2-Door Hardtop. Not only do you have the year incorrect in your topic title, but the model series is incorrect as well. Your build is of a mid-trim level BELVEDERE 2-Door Sedan (hence the body side moldings). The 1964 Savoy had no side moldings or trim at all (you can view one of these that I built for MCW in his website gallery.) So, you might want to edit your topic's title altogether, as there were no 1965 Savoy's built in the United States....they became the new intermediate sized 1965 Belvedere I for 1965. Again, I enjoyed viewing your build! Well done. Fury3

Edited July 25, 2009 by fury3

[elan]

I only read what was on the box and it said '64 Savoy.

[elan]

I only read what was on the box and it said '64 Savoy.

Thanks to all of you who gave feedback!

[von Zipper]

I like it ! Was thinking of getting one of these bodys from Jimmy Flintstone my self-thanks for sharing your Plymouth.

Cecil Schmaltzreid-Zipper