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Steve, the Red one is a 1970 GMP Road Runner convertible repaint I am doing the dustrails on so I can clear coat it. The White one is a 2010 Challenger R/T part of a 12 car, 2010 Challenger R/T convertible series I created. I had 12 different colors NIB 2010 Challengers done by Guycast a couple years ago and decided to do a pick your color series. See pic. I also added the hood blackout decal in vinyl.
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Wow..all of those look just perfect. You ARE THE MAN !!!
I want the 'Plum Crazy' in any Mopar body style !!
Steve, I still have 2 Purple versions left if your interested.
They are also listed on the bay with more pics. Direct from me is 10% overall cheaper as I do not have to pay their fees.
Custom boot made exclusively for this model, filler panel between the window frame and headliner also custom made. Each comes with a signed, numbered, color noted COA.
Also have 1 white and 2 black still available.
That BoS Imperial really looks outstanding, John ! An elegant model of a classy ride.
I am tempted...but am selling all the models I've got. I'll probably keep only one. Tbe Carlectables '66 Mustang in Tahoe Turquoise.
Nice! What did you use to remove the windows? An excto knife? Also...
...I prefer the Imperial wheels over the Caddy's. However, maybe you could pick up an inexpensive Maisto '56 Chrysler 300B and use those wires instead? Just a thought.
Yes, if you can catch one corner and pull it out gently it will come off rather easy as the glue is just that sticky stuff. I cut the window using a scissors and it cut perfectly. I saved the other windows in case it rains, LMAO, or because Im a parts hoarder.