Ramchargers 61 Dodge

[caine440]

All done.

Thanks for looking!

[Sully]

Good job on capturing the look of the early 60's drag cars............nice job

Sully

[a/gass]

great!i love it.im doing jw`s 61 royal pontiac.where did you get the intake?

Edited July 7, 2011 by a/gass

[george 53]

GREAT job,Roger! Who's kit is it? Is it resin or did you mod an old JoHan kit? That Engine compartment is beautiful! LOVE that intake set up! VERY NICE! ;)

[caine440]

Thanks for the kind words.

The intake is from modelhaus.

The body is resin off ebay.

The rest is parts box and a AMT 58 Plymouth.

[John Teresi]

Roger......you did such a FANTASTIC job on this build ......turned out GREAT!!!!!!!

[Sixties Sam]

Very nice job of capturing the past! The '61 Mopars were odd looking, but cool!

Sam

[spkgibson]

WOW, Very cool. Your Prostocks and Super Stock builds always amaze me, Excellent job on this one.

[David G.]

Those old racers just bring a smile to my face. Great job on this one!

David G.

[Old Coyote]

Great build Roger ........ that turned out super

[MrObsessive]

Y'know, the more the years wear on, the cooler these cars look! I thought they were quite dreadful looking, even when I saw these as a kid in the '60's. Now, they look pretty sharp compared to some of the dumb designs I see today.

That's a pretty neat build, and I'll betcha some street 1:1's were running that Ram setup under the hood back then.

[Crusader101]

Very nice build!

Where did you source the decals?

[caine440]

Thanks!

Here is a link to the decals. They are at the bottom of the page.

http://www.mcwautomotivefinishes.com/resin/resinlist.html

[W-409]

That's nice! I like the engine detailing on it, and that manifold looks very good too. Paintjob looks very good, and decals are nicely on their place. Stance looks good, wheels and tires are great. This one is really clean build, and that '61 Dodge is very nice car.

[funhouse1]

Love it, love it, love it!

Also, gotta' agree w/ Mr. Geary, the much-disparaged Mopar designs of the late 50's-early 60's are kind of endearing at this point.

[Guest Johnny]

One I have never seen before! Very cool build!

[Greg Pugh]

Now THAT'S cool!