33 replies to this topic

[Casey]

Thanks for those pics, Stian.

[oter11]

pics of the frame:

[Casey]

It looks like they used the former tailpipe mounting points(?) as the new rear shackle mounting points, and added some holes to the floor pan for the front shackles and the trailing arms up front.

[Rob Hall]

Those High Roller kits look neat...I remember seeing them at KMart as a kid, but never had one.

[Casey]

Those High Roller kits look neat...I remember seeing them at KMart as a kid, but never had one.

Because you spent your last $6.00 on that number plate for your Huffy BMX bike? Yeah, me too.




Here are the Ramcharger High Roller instructions:

Edited by Casey, 26 March 2012 - 08:34 AM.

[Rob Hall]

Because you spent your last $6.00 on that number plate for your Huffy BMX bike? Yeah, me too.

I probably spent the $6.00 on a Monogram GTO or other muscle car kit back then..

[wraith]

Thanks for posting the Ramcharger instructions! I was just about to ask someone for them! lol!

[Edsel-Dan]

I think that is a better picture of the Chevelle than I can do with my Built.
Chassis frame is the stock piece. just additional mounting points for the High-Roller suspension.
Notice those parts are silver, and that if they had included stock tires, the kit would have been a full 2n1
I did replace the side pipes on both the Chevelle & Camaro with Stock system.
(Scratch-Built on the Camaro!!){Cut from the stock rear axle on the Chevelle}

[Zarana-X]

I have the Camaro. Had it since I was a kid. It's one of a handful that somehow survived intact the longest. However, "intact" is subjective. I recently rebuilt it, and had to work around some damage & missing taillamps. I don't know what I was doing as a kid, but I couldn't get the turbos on properly, So I had to convert it to a N/A. And I know the mudspray doesnt match the wheels, gonna go back and clean up the mud...

Edited by Zarana-X, 27 March 2012 - 03:07 AM.

[Murphy's Law]

My RamCharger:

[High octane]

And I thought that all the "high rollers" were in Las Vegas?

[cobraman]

Thought it may be fun to build one of these so off to ebay I went. Found several. 139.00 to 159.00. I guess I won't be building one. : )

[Casey]

Thought it may be fun to build one of these so off to ebay I went. Found several. 139.00 to 159.00. I guess I won't be building one. : )

Naw, you can find them for much less than that, as they usually sell for $35-75 in unbuilt condition. Don't let someone's asking price be your guide. Do a "Completed items" search on eBay and you'll see what they actually sold for.

[JasonFL]

I came across these the other night looking for a camaro. They look like some fun kits, you guys did some great work building them.

Would anyone happen to have photos of the camaro decals? If anyone has some extra decals laying around please PM me, thanks.