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Old 08-08-2009, 10:10 AM
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'70 Dodge Charger

This started as the amt 'Fast & Furious' '70 Charger. The main issue is the awful fit of the front grille / headlight section with the body. As you can see from the photos lots of filling and re-shaping is necessary to get it looking anything approaching reasonable! Also the grille is different to a proper 70 Charger, but I still think it will look pretty mean, especially if I make it black and detail it properly. The kit also comes with the Torquethrust style wheels plus only 2 of the steel wheels you see in the photos. I may combine the 2 types, or go for different wheels altogether?



















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Old 08-08-2009, 11:05 AM
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Re: '70 Dodge Charger

Nice blending in of the ill fitting front grille section. I would go for the Torque Thrust type 5 spoke wheels.
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Old 10-04-2009, 09:06 AM
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Re: '70 Dodge Charger

A bit more progress. I've applied grey primer. I haven't done the bonnet (hood) yet as I'm currently removing the weird bonnet mounted indicator mould lines. I scribed lines to try and replicate the front chrome grille surround. This was really difficult and needed intense concentration but I needed to do it to give myself a line to take the BMF to when I get to that stage. The overall shape is not quite the same as the real 70 Charger but it's near enough and still looks cool I think. I'm not going to do it as the Fast & Furious version. I'm going to go for a stock type look with the wraparound grille as close as I can get to original style with the headlights switched on look (not hidden). Colour wise I was thinking of a metallic copper, metallic dark green. Let me know what you think. Photos follow:



















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Old 10-05-2009, 07:13 PM
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Re: '70 Dodge Charger

Looks Godd but I swore the charger on fff was a 69?
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Re: '70 Dodge Charger

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Looks Godd but I swore the charger on fff was a 69?
Noup.. it was 70, 69 has "two part" (or whatever it's called ) front grille.

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Old 10-07-2009, 12:20 PM
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O yea lol I havent seen the first one in forever im glad they brought it back in the new one
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