1975 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

[krishna.iskandana]

Hi again guys,

This a 1975 Chevy Corvette Stingray from MPC, it was a part of MPC Corvette collection series (3 kits in a box) along with '57 stingray and '85 coupe which I will post later.

It was built oob with additional engine wires, the color is Tamiya light metallic blue and clearcoated with gloss clear from Mr. Hobby.

Let me know what you think and thanks for looking.

Regards

Krishna Iskandana

Perth, Western Australia

[TheCat]

That's a very nice looking build. Did the seatbelts come with the kit?

[roadhawg]

Thats nice, love the color combo!! This is my favorite generation of Corvette. I've never been a fan of aftermarket wheels on these, but those look good on there. I'd definitely take her for a test drive!!!

[crazyjim]

Very nice. SHINY :) RULES!

[Dr. Cranky]

Nice job on the shine and I really like that color.

[Monty]

Krishna, as a certified C3 ('68-'82) fanatic, it always makes my day to see one built and painted as nicely as that one. The paint you used is very close to Chevy's Bright Blue for 1975. Like Tommy, I'm kinda picky about aftermarket wheels, but the ones you used look great. I'll be interested to see how the other 'Vettes in that set turn out.

Tommy, if you didn't already know, MPC offered models of all the C3s. They feature nicely detailed chassis, poseable front wheels and an IRS with separate half-shafts. A few (early '70s) even included real metal coil springs for the front suspension.

I'm hoping someday I'll find the time to replicate my 1:1

[Danno]

Nice!

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[bbowser]

Nice job, excellent model! I wasn't a fan when these came out to replace the Stingrays (63-67) but now I like them a lot. Funny what time does .

[Monty]

That's a very nice looking build. Did the seatbelts come with the kit?

Yes.

[krishna.iskandana]

Krishna, as a certified C3 ('68-'82) fanatic, it always makes my day to see one built and painted as nicely as that one. The paint you used is very close to Chevy's Bright Blue for 1975. Like Tommy, I'm kinda picky about aftermarket wheels, but the ones you used look great. I'll be interested to see how the other 'Vettes in that set turn out. Tommy, if you didn't already know, MPC offered models of all the C3s. They feature nicely detailed chassis, poseable front wheels and an IRS with separate half-shafts. A few (early '70s) even included real metal coil springs for the front suspension. I'm hoping someday I'll find the time to replicate my 1:1

The wheels were actually came with the kit, they were original set of the 57 corvette stingray, but I used them in the 75 instead.

Thanks for your kjind comments guys

Regards