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Got my Imperial yesterday... so so happy...
even with nothing opening, the slab flat chassis and silver painted trim I am one happy guy. I did put some spacers on the axles to push the wheels out further like they should be. I might foil the trim just to make it that much better. Sorry about my crappy picture but it was taken quickly.
Also, the new black 71 Charger R/T's are in/out and are very nicely done. Even though it has a 4 speed trans the interior is appointed with the automatic shifter and proper brake pedal. Kudos to AW for this one, its going to sell like hotcakes that's for sure.photo no longer available
Look great - the BOS-models sure are very nice looking and I don't mind about them being curbside-models, where nothing opens.
I have two of them and I love them.
The Imperial looks outstanding and the Charger's a knockout, too !
Another happy BOS customer.
I have this one and am blown away by it. Truly beautiful.
1962 to 1971 styling
Big differences in styling cues from 1962 to 1971. The 1962 Imperial looks odd and very old fashioned compared to the 1971 Dodge. They are beautiful models though. I just received the Imperial and it looks great, very pleased with it.