Monogram 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A

I'll go ahead and throw my hat in the ring with this build.  It was only supposed to be a simple touch up that was initially gonna take a week or so to complete but ended up taking me four months to complete. 
The quick story . I built it when I was 14 for my brother. I joined the Army at 19 years old and left home. I picked the car up from my parents house in 2003 (16 or so years later) and cleaned it up and gave it to back to my brother in 2009. It stayed there a year and was accidentally dropped and left on a bed head board where I spotted in and rescued it again. It was missing a wheel/tire, the hood and the rear spoiler. My brother and I found the wheel/tire and the hood without the air intake / air grabber. I cleaned it up and put it back on the shelf where it stayed until November of 2014 when I had some "spare bench time" between aircraft builds. I had bought a spare kit in which to replace the hood and rear spoiler with and that was all it was going to be was a parts replacement and that's it. Well 4 months later and 3 kits later I reformed this thing from what it was to what it is here. The body and interior are all original save for the shifter lever. Everything else was scrapped and started over with. 
Several upgrades were made in regards to things like wheels and tires which just couldn't go the 32 year distance and the base chassis. The paint is........well..........there aint any. That's the body molded color that was cleaned up, wet sanded smooth and then a rattle can Model Master Ultra Gloss Coat applied.  She now sits proudly re-newed on the shelf once again.

Before:

and.........after:

The dash/ instrument panel was totally redone using all original parts and the rest of the interior was freshened up with only the shifter being replaced.