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IF it's IS a DIRECT copy of the original MPC kit, YES, you can use the chassis from the AMT/ERTL 68/70 B-body chassis with no problem. You'll need to narrow the rear of the chassis, by the trunk edges a bit to fit the MPC body, but other than that, it drops in.

I have two of these. One I extended by three scale feet, but never haveing seen the UNDERSIDE of one i haven't done too much more to it. It has a larger interior thanks to the stretch, and it sure makes a BIG difference compared to an unstretched one! These are NICE lookin models IF you can find 'em. I paid 50 bucks for each one, which I felt was a GREAT price for what i got! Thanks for the posts Tom. Did you make the masters For Jeff Ballards Econoline van? If so, you are a MASTER CRAFTSMAN, as it is as beautiful as your motorhome!!!!!

That's an UNDERSTATEMENT! We gotta club full of INCREDIBLE modelers! YOU are welcome ANYTIME you want to come. This month is our annual KILLER Christmas Party! (Paid members only)an we even got OUR OWN Santa! Check us out next month, we have club how to's and painting how to's an all kindsa other GREAT stuff. PLEASE drop in when you can, THIRD Friday of EVERY month at the DISC on Ford Road, in Dearborn.

Yep! You can trim it to ANY shape an a spot of epoxy resin will hold it in place!

Thank God!

Yeah, it can be built as the Bullet car right out tha box. It has the wheels and blank grille. just add the dents to the right rear wheelwell/door area an your good to go!

Oh thats just plain UGLY!

Den's right. I have both 68 and 69 JoHan 442's and the pleats on the seat bottoms and backs extend to the sides on the 69 but NOT as far on the 68 seats. Little thing, but you COULD fake it inna pinch, they're THAT close.

It's called a Kiowa, Light attack and obsv. helo. Sorry, it was a but after my time if I recall.

VERY tastefully done! Those cars DID come with some pretty wild paint color! Your came out REAL nice!!!

It'sa LOOK yer goin for. If ya want ta soup up the motor, thats a WHOLE DIFFERENT skill set! It does look good so far though. I gotta fondness for these lil trucks, as I had one, and it was VERY dependable with that lil V-6!

That lil trailer is da mook! I love getting stuff from modelhaus. Like Jim says, I LIKE SHINEY!!!!!

Ol witch couldn't handle her drink!

With Fred,even!!! He's commin 'lizabeth!!!!

That's exactly what mine looks like, EXCEPT its a 65. Same parts count and everything!

Modelhaus comes with a hood, grilles both front and rear bumpers, plated, and the proper separate red tailight lens's. Just fill in the openings on the trunk and quarters, and your good to go. It's a VERY easy conversion.

R&R used to do a 65, curbside. You might wanna check with Steve Kohler over at Star Models.

Gotta second that! GREAT quality, the carbs are pre drilled for fuel lines! Plus Steve's an all around GREAT guy!

That is so cool! What scale is it?

Ben, if you trim the decals right, you can use the ones from the 24th scale AAR kit. The are very nicely done, and some quick measureing should gettcha pretty close.I'm not sure, but you MIGHT check out Keith Marks to see if he carries a set.

Great foresight and work! You KNOW you have just shown us ALL how to do this! I'da NEVER thought about the Camaro roofline! THATS a PLASTIC CUTTERS dream!!!! You sir, are an ARTISTE!!!! I take my hat off to you! Like I said, GREAT foresight!!!!!

Isn't a model a replica? Whether it's driveable or not? Ya fooled alotta folks with this one Harry!

Got this in Trumpeters 24th scale series. This rascal IS BIG!

The MONSTER BUG kits!!! Those were cool! A bit too off the wall even for me, but they were cool!

Got mine from R&R thru Steve Kohler's Star Models. Nice kit, and Steve is a GREAT guy to order from! Yours came out REAL nice!