The 1969 Charger is the Dukes of Hazzard car....everything else is from the AMT 1970 Super Bee prostreet kit.

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very nice, too bad cameras can pick up orange and red that well.... stupid cameras! nice project... i wanna see the rims and tires... i hope you go muscle on this car...

HOLY SHYT, your dukes body is an exact replica of what mine looks like now, lol, its all scratched up liek yours, but anyways keep up the good work.

Since i didnt describe it too well....

The color is an orange-red color (i repainted it since the pics), i also painted the bumpers to match. The wheels are centerline drag wheels, as for an engine? I dont know. I have a DOHC 426 Hemi laying around...

Very cool.
Putting that Hemi in it would make it somewhat of a pro-touring car...

I want to see more of that Escalade.

looks like a good start! i want to see more;)

the escalde is in the die cast forums, just search it. Try keywords escalade tahoe 26's.

The super bee kit has a multiple peice chassis (the dukes of hazzard kit chassis is all molded into 1 piece). The super bee consists of the floor pan and rear tub, front subframe, 2 inner fenders, and the radiator support. Getting all that into the charger may be a problem...

here is a preview..
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Looks like it'll shape up into a great muscle car!

I have thinking of buying couple of those super bee's. Is the kit good?

Was ist das in the background? New ford Lightning or somthin?

Nice charger nonetheless!

thats the Rousch F-150. And yes, it is actually a good kit. Very detailed. The block is molded seperatly from the transmission, you can see the cams in the heads, and you can see the cylender (sp) ports.