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Great start there! Looks similar to one I posted a few years ago...same exterior color, same interior colors, only mine was a convertible. What engine configuration will you be using? Since the 1:1 that I had (still hate the fact that I got rid of it) was a 283 2bbl, that's what I built. I don't want to do the thread-stealing thing or post a picture from that thread in here; if you want to ...

Hiya, the detailing that you added to the wheels n tires really adds to the appearance of your 63 . I like that thin whitewall trick - white gel roller pen - gotta try that. Does it dry nicely on vinyl tires?

keep the photos coming JR

I have one of those unbuilt. However, I built a Revell Kit of this car back in 1983, and surprisingly, I still have it, built and on my shelf. I should phohtgraph it and post it, but not under your thread.

Nice one!! Love the color combo and the leaning tower of power. Just goes to show that not all were big-block squads. Is the slant six out of the Dodge 330 kit or resin???

Tremendous job there , sir ! Does it have the 440 Six Pack for motor- vation ? While there are A LOT of great builders and craftsmen here stateside , I must make special mention about how impressed I am with our overseas brothers and their awesome scale representations of not only European ( et-al ) vehicles , but especially with their representations of U.S. vehicles ...

Hi Marc. i believe the trim color for the (center) speaker grill should be match the seat trim , i am not sure myself what the other two vents are for each side but as a guess i would say air con vents or just air vents??? and would prob be the same as the speaker cover.... try the website....www.plymouthcentral.com... it may have what you need....good luck...great looking plymouth......

Very cool wagon,love the wood panels.

You can use that little guy for cruising narrow back alleys

Three more pics! Before After

Sweet build! I love MOPARS! And the "ODD" MOPARS even more!

keep the photos coming JR

Great start there! Looks similar to one I posted a few years ago...same exterior color, same interior colors, only mine was a convertible. What engine configuration will you be using? Since the 1:1 that I had (still hate the fact that I got rid of it) was a 283 2bbl, that's what I built. I don't want to do the thread-stealing thing or post a picture from that thread in here; if you want to ...

Hiya, the detailing that you added to the wheels n tires really adds to the appearance of your 63 . I like that thin whitewall trick - white gel roller pen - gotta try that. Does it dry nicely on vinyl tires?

Uh huh talk about movin' right along! How did you use the foil to mask? Did you cut it to shape or what? I just can't picture what you did. 'splain please if you don't mind

Tremendous job there , sir ! Does it have the 440 Six Pack for motor- vation ? While there are A LOT of great builders and craftsmen here stateside , I must make special mention about how impressed I am with our overseas brothers and their awesome scale representations of not only European ( et-al ) vehicles , but especially with their representations of U.S. vehicles ...

I have one of those unbuilt. However, I built a Revell Kit of this car back in 1983, and surprisingly, I still have it, built and on my shelf. I should phohtgraph it and post it, but not under your thread.

Nice one!! Love the color combo and the leaning tower of power. Just goes to show that not all were big-block squads. Is the slant six out of the Dodge 330 kit or resin???

Hi Marc. i believe the trim color for the (center) speaker grill should be match the seat trim , i am not sure myself what the other two vents are for each side but as a guess i would say air con vents or just air vents??? and would prob be the same as the speaker cover.... try the website....www.plymouthcentral.com... it may have what you need....good luck...great looking plymouth......