Model car kit
These are the two kits you need. Why pay resin prices? you can find both on feebay for less. I am waiting for the 70 dart release.
The 68 GTX is totally different than a 69. The grill, interior, side trim, tail panel are all different. You could use them if you didn't care if it was accurate.
blownfish, you sure know your stuff about model cars
I've been collecting since I was a kid (30+ years) I have around 1500 pieces, mostly original kits and annuals from the first 11 kits AMT did back in 58 to some of the newer kits. I have a lot of Mopar annuals, the original JoHan Roadrunners & GTX's from 69 & 70, most of the MPC Mopar annuals from 66-75 and a handful of the original Pro Stock kits, not to mention I have quite a few doubles. When I get the time to go through them I will post any extras I have in the for sale section.
I have a model show/swap this Sunday, I will check on the above mentioned kits and see what I can come up with or at least get a contact number for them.
Don Holthouse "Modelhouse" and Jimmy Flinstone does some fantastic resin kits, the prices are a little high on some but for the true enthusiast, they're not bad. Where else are you going to find a car that wasn't ever produced in plastic? Jimmy Flinstone does a lot of off the wall stuff also and is a blast to talk to, he should be at the show on Sunday
The 70 Dart was done by Scale Coachworks, it isn't bad but you need some experience with resin to build it, their not the best resin company but they do have some nice stuff. I started to build my own out of the 69 Dart by using parts from a broken up LA Dart and a broke up Ramchargers Dart but I got bored with it and it just sits on the shelf. I bought one of the Coachworks kits but I haven't done anything with it yet.
