1971 - 1974 Charger

[Aerovette]

Someone please tell me why this era of Chargers is absolutely ignored in 1:18? It can't be solely due to tooling because the Road Runner (71?) that is currently available is identical in EVERY aspect with a Charger of the same generation with the exception of the body. Although most of the cost is in the body I am guessing, it still offers a savings for all of the plastics. Even the windows are a match. I'd love to see a Plum Crazy 1971 RT hit the shelves. I'd probably buy 10 of them myself. Is there a way to communicate requests or send petitions to the manufacturers? Has any campaign like this been successful?

[nosliw2004]

sorry you can't really ask a manufacter to just make you a car. we covered this just a few weeks ago. if you would likea diecast made it would cost 300k or so to do it.

[tytgs300]

I'd love to see a Plum Crazy 1971 RT hit the shelves. I'd probably buy 10 of them myself

Here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Chivas-Moore-197...QQcmdZViewItem
do you still want to buy 10 now?

you can fill out them gmp product request forms, im sure gmp will consider it. hwy61 is another company that is worth writting to about this model.

[nosliw2004]

don't you just love it when you give nice advice or help someone out and they don't respond. must be really busy or forget

[tytgs300]

looking at that price tag, i think he just gave up this hobby.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by nosliw2004

don't you just love it when you give nice advice or help someone out and they don't respond. must be really busy or forget

I did not thank you because your post was not helpful. I was not asking to make MY car. If you read the original post I asked why one might suspect they have ignored a generation of Chargers when, from a COST standpoint, 80% of the car is identical to a Road Runner model already available. READ !!

As for the other poster...thank you.