Putting a Plum Crazy E-body together one piece at a time

[/sixchall]

Hey Mopar gang............my Mrs surprised me with a gift she ordered off of Amazon or E-bay. A 1000 piece puzzle, subject matter, 1970 Plum Crazy Challenger, WOW! Now the dilemma, do I open it up and drive myself “Plum Crazy” putting it together or not. Thanks, Al

 

[Big G]

Looks like that would be a tough one.

 

[budascuda]

Judging by the lovebirds, putting this puzzle together could start off a romantic evening for a couple. Things have to start somewhere!, lol
I don't know if you noticed, but the guy still keeps one hand on the CAR, that's to say "i am cool".
Great present.

 

[jeff968]

pretty sweet, I can't help it being such a purist. Who can spot the non-stock item on the rendering?

 

[budascuda]

Ok,OK, is it the gas cap or the "DODGE" letters on the hood????

 

[rbbruno3]

Radial tires and the chrome wheels

 

[moparlee]

The fat rear tires and wide rims. But, I don't think anybody said anything about it being an all stock looking car.

 

[desotoman]

I have the same puzzle.the wife and I put it together last winter.it is now framed in my man cave shop !

 

[jeff968]

I was thinking the wheels. Road wheels are certainly an option, code W23, but only as a 14" version with a trim ring. These are 15" with the chromed rim. I think this wheel might have been available on Fords but never a mopar. Definitely not a Challenger wheel. But they look great on the car.

 

[Cojohnso]

Was it a message? "This is the closest you get to a '70?

 

[Jimmyspeed59]

I was thinking the wheels. Road wheels are certainly an option, code W23, but only as a 14" version with a trim ring. These are 15" with the chromed rim. I think this wheel might have been available on Fords but never a mopar. Definitely not a Challenger wheel. But they look great on the car.

I owned a 68 Plymouth Road Runner that came factory with chrome wheels but I believe we’re 14 inch though.