Build the Plymouth Funny Car "Mopower" with this 1/25 scale plastic model kit, an AMT-tooled release from Autoworld.
This 1/25 scale plastic kit, tooled originally by AMT and reissued under the Autoworld label, builds the funny car with its tilt-up fiberglass-style body, tube chassis, and injected V8 engine detail typical of 1960s-70s match-race funny cars. It's rated Skill Level 2, meaning it includes some finer detail work such as separate engine and chassis assembly beyond a basic snap-together kit, but remains approachable for modelers with some prior kit experience.
"Mopower" represents one of the Mopar-backed Plymouth Barracuda funny cars that competed in match-race and NHRA drag racing during the funny car era of the 1960s and '70s, when Chrysler, Ford, and GM factory teams campaigned purpose-built, fiberglass-bodied cars over tube-frame drag chassis. These flip-top funny cars, running supercharged V8s on nitromethane fuel, became some of the most popular attractions in American drag racing during the period, and Mopar-sponsored entries like this one were built to showcase the performance of Chrysler's factory V8 engines.
- Manufacturer: Autoworld
- Scale: 1/25
- Skill Level: Skill 2
- Material: Plastic
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