[Mark Crowel]

Here is a homemade model of a 1979 Dodge Magnum that I built a few years ago. As I young man of 27 in 1979, I saw a new Dodge Magnum in these colors in a Dodge dealer's showroom. There I stood with empty pockets.

More photos of this model are visible on a forum called Cardboard Model Car Showcase.

 

[Mark Crowel]

Please excuse my typo on the title of my topic. I tried to correct it using the "edit" function, but that doesn't allow retyping the title. If an admin can fix that, please do, and thank you.

 

[valiant67]

Please excuse my typo on the title of my topic. I tried to correct it using the "edit" function, but that doesn't allow retyping the title. If an admin can fix that, please do, and thank you.

I have fixed it for you. It's a shame the Magnum and it's related siblings (Cordoba and Charger SE) were ignored in the promos plastic model car markets back then.

You found a very creative way around that.

 

[Donnie 3.0]

That's pretty cool, actually.

 

[Mark Crowel]

I haven't been here for a while. Thank you for fixing my typo, and for the kind comments regarding my model. I've always liked the Cordobas, also.

 

[dreinecke]

That is very cool!

 

[dukeb0y]

That's pretty cool, actually.

I agree, very creative....

 

[moparmodelfan]

I have fixed it for you. It's a shame the Magnum and it's related siblings (Cordoba and Charger SE) were ignored in the promos plastic model car markets back then.

You found a very creative way around that.

I know it is not as big as a promo but Majorette did make a 1979 Dodge Magnum diecast car . I know becasue I had one and wish still had it.