1967 Dodge Charger 426 Hemi

Not happy with the model. The body was warped so I had to place it in hot water to straighten it out. The car will not turn out like the picture and I don't know how Fooze is allowing his name to be used on this rendering of his car. There is no option to lower the body over the Fooze wheels so instead if you use the Fooze wheels you'll just have a stock Charger with over sized wheels that don't squeeze into the wheel wells. To do this correctly you would have to open the wheel wells and channel the interior for the drive shaft. The hood scoop will not work correctly it's better to just glue it into the hood rather than have it sit on the engine. Final assembly required me to shave off parts because the body would not fit to the assembled chassis. In addition the hood did not fit to the body and had to be cut to fit. Overall I had to do too much sanding and cutting to get a car that actually looked like a Charger. I didn't bother trying to build a Fooze Charger that would have been more work than I wanted. It's models like this that discourage people from pursuing the hobby. If this was some kid's first model he would have given up and gone back to his video games.

I've had the stock 67 charger kit before this looks no different other that the custom hood and wheels, nice detail as always from revell .

Too start off I agree with a lot of other builders the box art is misleading. However I had a lot of fun building this kit. Of course I lowered it for a better stance I used the Foose wheels on another kit so this kit got some Pegasus wheels. I mainly used the stock parts for a more classic look. I replaced the engine with a 440 and custom built Hillborn style fuel injection. All in all this is a great build I like to customize my models and this is a great one to do. The parts are clean very little flash and fit is good the instructions are fairly good so a solid kit I would recommend for every one....BM..