MPC 73 Caprice

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Now this is awesome. I really enjoy seeing these old sedans in their O.E.M. fashion. A lot of younger folks know nothing about these vehicles existence so it's good to build and show these. 

Nice engine too.

Yeah we called them land Yachts they used to float down the road with over assisted power steering so you could steer them with one finger!

Hey Eugene!

         There's A Big Boo-Boo with this car! That beautiful thing isn't on my shelf! LOL.LOL great looking Land yacht, my friend! I think the real one rode Almost a nice as My Deuce and a Quarter! The Deuce had every option Buick offered back then. Oh My, up to speed, Felt like you were floating over the road, not on it!

Nice job on the build, and I have to say, I really like the subject. Nothing wrong with Camaros and Mustangs, but, seeing something outside of the box is refreshing. Again, nice job!

Thanks Lurch !

Great job. I owned a 75 caprice classic in the mid 80's for a couple years and it was a great car. I gave that up for a 73 Buick Electra 225. That was bigger but they both drove great. I sure do miss those 2 cars. Again great job on your build.

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Great looking Chebby Eugene

Well I picked it up as a glue bomb that I rebuilt and the trailer was missing.I had the rear bumpers and hubcaps re chromed by Chrome Tech and the front bumper and grille I ordered from the Modelhaus ,as it was missing.

Beautiful car!  These land yachts were truly American classics! You've just gotta love a two door car that is a block long!  Is this the kit that came with a trailer?

tjs

Thanks!paint is Tamiya Gold Leaf.

One of the "Land Yachts". Smoooooth riding with luxurious interiors.

Great work Eugene.   

Jim 

Stay Safe.

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That's cool

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Now that is a proper trunk. Nice build, thanks for posting.