Great color for that Cuda! 😎Â
I have this one as well. They did a nice job of it; good value.
 Thanks.I'm not familiar as to where to get the American Models Collection cars. Can some tell me. I would like to find the '64 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt. I understand that it is part of this collection.
@karl  Attended The Brothers private car museum in Oregon this past Sunday with 100 members of my British car club and noted this 350 car museum, which is primarily muscle cars, had no less than 30 E body Cudas and 1970 era Challengers, all engine sizes including 426 Hemis, virtually every color and striping variation made I believe.  All immaculately restored or preserved to show quality.  One back wall had them on display racks, three high and six in a row, (!) the rest on the museum floor.  Overwhelming display.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
I would love to visit this place.......maybe one day.
IMO, MoPar sure hit a home run with their high impact colors and advertising ! I was a Jr in H.S. in '70 and couldn't wait to graduate 'n get a good job to afford a dream car.
I got lucky in Summer '74 when I found my low mileage, perfect body/interior wise '70 Trans-Am @ $2400.
Sorry, imma gonna go curl up 'n cry now.
Steve
@parisi50 Mainly on Ebay, either in Spain or Italy or France. I understand they are releasing them to the UK and Japan and Mexico, everywhere but the USA. I don't know if it's licensing issues here or the market would be too small. Here's a site with an incomplete list of the releases (with pictures). Many of these cars look a lot better in person although a few are duds. Â
They release two new models a month, The Ford Thunderbolt hasn't been released yet, maybe in 3 or 4 months.
@jaygolan I've seen a pic of the Thunderbolt on Facebook. It has decalwork on it that implies an NHRA drag race version is being made. And ebay sells a lot of 1/43 decals for a 1/43 slot race version.