Could be foam... I looked over a 'rice' site once that showed how to make custom body kits from foam board, like used in construction. You sculpt the foam into the shape you want, with ducts and all, then you cover it with plastic or fiberglass. Smooth, paint, done. As for the original post, the Mopar lime green is a fairly unique color called 'Sub-lime'. Just in case you want that exact shade for your car... Dave
Here is a tool box you might like...may match your car when done... http://cgi.ebay.com/SNAP-ON-TOOL-BOX-TRIPLE-BANK-EXTREME-GREEN_W0QQitemZ330024616646QQihZ014QQcategoryZ42363QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
While on the subject of colors... anyone have any good pics of a 72 Grabber this color? And has anyone run across a stripe kit those colors? Mine was originally that color scheme and thought about restoring it to original... may have to do it with paint. Thanx
There are many types of foam used in construction. Most home improvement stores don't carry the type of foam needed for something like this. You need polyurethane or urethane foam! Anything less and your resin will completely eat it, leaving a gooey nasty mess! Even if you cover it with something like a plastic film the heat generated during the curing processes will distort or melt it. Just an FYI for anyone wanting to make something like that. As expensive as resin and materials are I would hate to see anyone waste there money just to end up with a huge mess. Here's a site that carries that type of foam Applied Vehicle Technology
YellowGrabber My Grabber is bright lime. Photos do show the true shade of the color. It almost glows in the dark. I have often thought of adding in green neons under the hood to enhance the look. Jerryfow2
