Dodge 1968 Charger R/T 426 Bronze Poly with Black Vinyl Top Hemmings Muscle Magazine Limited Edition to 1002pc 1/18 by Autoworld AMM1075;

Brand new box. Rubber tires. Detailed interior, exterior. MM-1 Bronze Poly with Black Vinyl Top 426 Hemi & 4 Speed Transmission Dog Dish Hubcaps & Redline Tires Opening Doors, Hood & Trunk Steerable front wheels. Serialized chassis. Accurate interior and chassis. Made of diecast metal. Dimensions approximately L-10, W-4.5, H-3.25 inches. In 1968, Dodge completely redesigned the Charger. The attractive Coke bottle styling of the era gave the Charger voluptuous curves around the front and rear fenders. The full front grill with hidden headlights was a familiar carry-over from 1967, however the rear lights became distinctly four circular inserts for this model year only. As it appeared in the September 2005 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines magazine, we've replicated this Charger in MM-1 Bronze Poly with a black vinyl top. As the focus of the Hemmings article, under the hood is the legendary 426 Hemi engine.