That picture has been on my computer for 4 or 5 years!! I can't believe most of you haven't already seen it.
Sorry, don't mean to take anyones "joy or happiness" away, but I think we all knew way back then that Dodge or anybody would never come out with a commercial version of that picture. I like it. But it will never happen. Sorry everybody for being a spoil-sport
I have strongly considered making this kit in the past and have even gone as far as putting together plans for how I would go about it. However, what loses my interest everytime is the fact that in this sketch, the top has been chopped to reduce the roof height. In my mind, this little extra touch is what really sets off this car, especially when matched with a widebody kit. It has always been my opinion that the H-point of this vehicle is way to high and causes the resulting high roof line to make the passenger compartment look to much like a bubble.
I have strongly considered making this kit in the past and have even gone as far as putting together plans for how I would go about it. However, what loses my interest everytime is the fact that in this sketch, the top has been chopped to reduce the roof height. In my mind, this little extra touch is what really sets off this car, especially when matched with a widebody kit. It has always been my opinion that the H-point of this vehicle is way to high and causes the resulting high roof line to make the passenger compartment look to much like a bubble.
That's why I have stripes on the side and the back. It breaks it up visually.
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to get this wide body made.
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