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(@michaeldetorrice)
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The 1964 Dodge was an attractive and powerful V-8 automobile and Highway 61 did several fine versions  of the '64 edition. I am happy to have two of them in different colors and versions.

Photo Series 9 30 21 006mod2YDZ
Photo Series 9 30 21 005mod2YDZ
Photo Series 9 30 21 004mod4YDZ
Photo Series 9 30 21 001mod2YDZ
Photo Series 2 21 15 330mod4YDZ
Photo Series 2 21 15 II 002mod3YDZ
Photo Series 2 21 15 339mod6YDZ


   
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Nice op and good news I've finally got a notice alerting me to a posting.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁



   
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The 1964 Dodge was an attractive and powerful V-8 automobile and Highway 61 did several fine versions  of the '64 edition. I am happy to have two of them in different colors and versions.

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Mike, thanks for these pics. I can’t ever remember being disappointed in any Highway 61 model I had ! 
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@modeldadeeee   Welcome back!  😀 😀



   
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I have the same one - without the scoop - and several others in race liveries, but one day I MUST convert one into a 4-door.    It would be a relatively easy mod because the C-pillar doesn't change.     😉 😉 

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@chris I do not know how it happened,  just grateful it has..



   
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GREAT pics Mike! Love the ones you post with lights on! Cool  



   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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Lol, thanks ! Years ago, on the old Diecast Pub, I believe I recall there was someone who fabricated their own actual-real scale diecast lights on a replica regular and/or police vehicles. 



   
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Lol, thanks ! Years ago, on the old Diecast Pub, I believe I recall there was someone who fabricated their own actual-real scale diecast lights on a replica regular and/or police vehicles. 

I think I remember that. I have working lights, turn blinkers and brake lights on a 1/12th but NOT on a 1/18th or 1/24th! Smile  

 



   
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Cool ! But, yes, the smaller scale one goes the more exacting and difficult the job becomes.



   
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