What's not to like? A 1967 Plymouth GTX Hemi 2-dr hardtop in terrific copper & brown colors, that's about as plain & simple as it gets. HW61 did many variations of this '67 Plymouth, but this one really stands out. I would've love to have seen a "regular 6-banger 2-dr sedan" release and 4-dr too. Oh, the possibilities.... 🙄 🙄 🙄
Love it! I don't really collect this scale but I always like the plain-Janes, and the body style of the '66/'67 Chrysler Corp. intermediates has stood the test of time extremely well in my eyes. Impessive interior detail on this one too, and the color combo is great!
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
@moe-parr Funny you should mention that Barry. As a kid, I much preferred '68-'70 B-body Plymouths over these '66 & '67s but over time, I've come to really appreciate all this "right-angle-straight-line-styling." I really like it now; it's very cool. 😎 😎 😎
@chris I love the '68/'69 too, and the '70 even more! For '66/'67, I rate Plymouth and Dodge even, but for '68-'70, much prefer the Plymouth.
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
This one looks great in any style and was a terrific H61 release. I am happy to have four of these '67 Plymouth mid-size automobiles in different guises and trim levels.
You'd rather have a Belvedere sedan with a slant 6? Really?
@mikedetorrice Yep! HW61 was batting 1,000 when these were released.
You'd rather have a Belvedere sedan with a slant 6? Really?
In model form, hell yes! I love scale 4-doors!
In 1:1 form.... I buy convertibles and 2-door hardtops!
I should so a "4-door-ONLY" post soon.... trust me, I could fill a page(s)! 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔
@chris let's see them!
Whew! That's a tall order. 😬 😬 😬 It would require many "fresh pics" of 1/18 replicas I've never posted. But considering ALL THE EFFORT YOU put into your wonderfully produced videos (which I very much appreciate! ) by contrast, I'm barely breaking a sweat, therefore, I'll refrain. 🤐 🤐 🤐
@chris I can't get over my youthful prejudice when I'd rather walk than be seen driving a 4 door sedan, or worse, a station wagon (sorta like today's minivan). One's worst nightmare was to have to take Marylou to the prom in dad's car. It's a generational thing, I guess.






