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Plymouth had some really cool cars in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I decided to make a few. The result: a car dealership. I landed on doing a dealership because I wanted a legitimate excuse to put in more than two cars.
The project includes:
The Dealership
- A showroom with sliding doors and rotating car display platforms
- Some vending machines (who doesn't love snacks, right?)
- A couple of desks for the salesmen
- The manager's office (someone's got to be the boss)
- And a maintenance bay with a bunch of tools and spare tires, as well as a fuel pump.
The Cars
- 1968 GTX Convertible (yellow)
- 1969 Belvedere Police Cruiser (black/white)
- 1970 Roadrunner (orange)
- 1970 Barracuda 440 (azure/black)
- 1970 Superbird (cyan) *basically a Roadrunner with a huge spoiler and nosecone*
The Minifigures
- Manager
- Salesmen (2)
- Mechanic
- Customers (3)
- Cops (2)
I think this would be a great LEGO set because there is a big need for more classic cars in the Speed Champions line, and there haven't been any LEGO car dealerships (that I can think of). This idea is completely original (excepting that which belongs to the IP).
I built this because I thought it would be fun. I love cars (especially those from about '67-'76 if you couldn't tell already), and I thought this would be a neat challenge to build some cool ones.
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