Daddyfink

The BSA is a Bandai die cast kit and it is in 1/20th scale. And I think I am putting up for grabs.

They ran the Demon from 1972 through 1973. The last version was wrecked in 1974.

No car parts, just models. Silly me! Scored this lot at the Lower Left Coast NNL!

The Competition Resins Dart/Duster body is pretty good. I am using one for Kenny Goodell car.

Yes, multiples will be bought!

Threads like these just Die Hard

Groovy! I need to find me one!

The body was fiberglass and the interior was mostly aluminum panels. So, I would say it is bare fiberglass or white on the inside of the body with bare aluminum everything else.

James, hope you don't mind me answering this Union Model in Japan used the Revell molds and issued them in some pretty nice boxes. They issued the BRE 46 510, The Brock Buster 510 and the BRE 46 240Z Hope that helps!

They ran a bit beyond 1970 with the Funny

I have about three in my collection, I should build at least one! Nice Job! I like the driver detail, it makes it pop!

I used to get them at the local 7-11! All the grocery stores had them, drugstores and some hardware stores! Slurpee and a Funny Car, to go!

I think most folks want it just because it is so hard to find. I have a few kits like that and I just bought them for the sake of having them. Do I really need a mint, sealed MPC '67 Firebird? Not really, but I have one. Whoopie! And yes, I would probably buy one if it got retooled. I do like crazy show cars.

Nope, you can watch them for free here http://www.crackle.com/c/comedians-in-cars-getting-coffee

http://www.allpar.com/racing/ramchargers/20-beginning-1966.html http://www.allpar.com/racing/ramchargers/21-more-1966.html And I think Car Craft did a Cut A Way on this car back then too

Isn't there a thread around here about the this kit and the dilemma of getting it done. From what I remember, the molds exist and the deal fell through between the old Revellogram management and Scott. And no, I am not that desperate for a kit I barely like.

Well, they ran a Dart, a Challenger and a Demon. Do any of these match what you seek?

Very cool! So, what are you doing with the rest of the parts? Wink, wink!

Ok, so lets just be polite. Like when someone shows us their ugly baby and all we can say is "How Cute!" So, How Cute!

MPC/AMT has tried to upgrade the kit a bit here and there over the years, but, it is still basically the same. The last version before it became the Duke's car was a Stock Car and thus, it did not have much street car detail left. It had the Charger 500 flush rear window instead of the tunnel style that is normal on the Charger. I think it has been corrected since. Trust me, when I got my hands on it back then, I did not care or know what was wrong with it. All I knew is that it was going to be doing some knarly jumping over my other models as soon as I got it built! Which was an hour later! LOL!

How did you manage to squeeze in the rear wheels? I tried different slicks on mine and had to use the kit tires since the others would not fit.

This is a pretty basic build. Orange body, tan interior and the engine can be anything you like. The "hero" car ran 440 Magnum and it was orange in color. Most of the other cars ran either 383's or whatever it had to move it until they wrecked them. My only attempt at accuracy would be the push bar and the CB Antenna Have fun! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Lee_(car)

Very nice! One of my all time favorite kits!