Whoever...just figured I'd offer the info.
Looking real hard at the gremlin, I noted they tried to get the
face of the dash correct- it even has the shelf underneath!
How cool is THAT!? Unfortunately, they forgot the hump on
top of the dash, so from
above, it looks like a 78-88 dash-
a strange mistake since they did put in on the Hornets.
They also painted the 304-V8 red instead of our blue/green.
But the fuel cap has the Gremlin-guy on it, and he's also on
the fenders. The front seats are proper hard backs, though
the pattern is from 1971. The shifter is even NOT centered on
the hump...it's to the left as it should be! The door panels have
the proper handles, too.
The grille is black with amber parking lights...and they even
have the silver trim around each. The tail light work is down-
right perfect.
And even though the car is a metallic silver, they didn't skip
painting the rockers, wipers and windshield trim a lighter silver.
Overall, they did an awesome job trying to get this thing right.
They do deserve of letters and Emails of thanks for going all
out this time.
Here's a few close-up pictures in case anyone wants to check
out the details:
Damn you John,you lucky s.o.b :) and it wasn't me who asked about the JL Grems it was a member here who has a email addy almost like mine
Bart
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