I think going with your changes like the paint, detailing, and deep dish wheels you made "period correct" mods...or that you're "Plum Crazy!" Have fun with your toys!
When I stray on even simple things like color, wheels or details I call it a Resto-mod as it (IMHO) isn't really a "restoration". We as a community should develop a list of terms, to avoid confusion. Thanks for watching and for the great comment!
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Awesome work.
Paint is AMAZING.
NICE 👍
It turned out beautiful, cool restoration, brother.
Thank you kindly
This looks amazing!! I'm glad you are doing diecast again, your skills are top notch!
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome work Paul! I've really missed the diecast and model building!
Two diecast are in the works and a model kit is on the table!!!!
Very well done Paul. 🫵👍
she absolutely gorgeous amazing job paul
NICE, NICE, NICE ‼️ Love the sweet 16 redlines.
very nice great job 👍
Thank you very much!
Beautiful job, Paul.
I'm sure, better than ever....👍
I’ve been wanting to get a dodge charger but they are so expensive, you definitely did this one a service, resto mod or not, awesome work 👍🏻🔥🤘🏻
Awesome stuff here!
Glad you enjoy it!
My favorite car and it looks very nice thanks Paul 👍👍😔😔👍😊
Glad you like it!
Uncle Paulie, it"s very costly car to buy, but killer job!
I think going with your changes like the paint, detailing, and deep dish wheels you made "period correct" mods...or that you're "Plum Crazy!" Have fun with your toys!
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Hot. Wheels. Redline. Dodge. Charger. Restmod
It's nice but i wouldn't call it a restomod. There's no "mod" to it
When I stray on even simple things like color, wheels or details I call it a Resto-mod as it (IMHO) isn't really a "restoration". We as a community should develop a list of terms, to avoid confusion. Thanks for watching and for the great comment!
@@pauly7218 I agree. When I build I change the ride height and cut if I need to. Or change the engine. That’s a custom I’m my mind. Thanks Paul!