'70 Challenger R/T SE (Special Edition)
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I spent a lot of time in the 1:1 of this car. NEVER got beat in a street race. A Chevelle with 4.88 rear gears ALMOST got him.
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Super nice. Great paint job and engine detail. I wanted this car when I was 16.
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Very nice job, love the orange box, & my Challenger never gets beaten either
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like it! Is the rear window that small on the real car?
I will chosse the "vinyl"top from the kit, that has a bigger window....and i have not searched the web for pictures... :-D . interesting
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Dominik........ yes that particular trim option known as 'SE', came with a formal (or smaller) rear window.
Also came with an overhead console in the cabin & extra brightwork & badging.
Bill's example is proper period perfect 👍
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Yes the small window is correct. It was part of the SE package. The overhead console had warning lights for Door Ajar, Seat belts and Low Fuel. You also got SE emblems on the C pillars.
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I luv my 1:1 2016 Challenger R/T Plus Shaker. Hug it every day. Took me almost 50 years but I got one. Great seeing these posts.
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Very good conversion to the original. The rear window looks strange to me - doesn't matter, if it's original. Never noticed it before that there are differences between the body lines.
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This is a recreation of my friend Jeff's 70 R/T SE 383 Magnum. I built it as near as possible to his 1:1. Items of note: Small SE (only) rear window, Blacked out grille and tail panel, R/T hood with black treatment and open scoops, Side (and rear) stripe delete, BFGs on American Racing wheels (Outlaw I in rear and Outlaw II in front), Pistol grip shifter on 4-speed.
I started with a resin SE body from ebay but it was not that great of a casting detailwise so I only used the roof. My donor kit was an AMT 'Yankee Challenge' with a blower hole in the hood. I had to fill it in and do it smooth enough to paint it gloss black. It actually turned out quite well. The shifter was sourced from a Dodge Super Bee kit I think. The Dodge lettering on the front are individual decals. (what a PITA). The 383 Magnum decals are from an aftermarket sheet.
I am VERY pleased with how it turned out.