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Set dressings for the latest Tarantino movie...

First, you are replying to a almost four year old thread and two, it would be way to many mods to the new tool to backdate it to this car. Not worth it. The BJM car was released in 2001

That's funny, I bought the kits for the figures! I have the Messerschmitt and Isetta kit with no figures

Wow! This is a very cool build!

And just for giggles, a link to the site.... https://www.revell.com/

HL in San Diego, CA is fully stocked!

I think the meant that it was a two in one style kit. Stock or American Crazy

They love us over there!

This one was a slightly better re-issue before the Vector Wheels

Maybe it was done for handing out to prospective buyers out there, like Law Enforcement equipment buyers.

Yup! But I don't think the box art was that bad. And the other Lowrider was the '57

Oh wow! Yeah, I do remember both movies! One of my aunts had to sit in traffic during the filming of Scavenger Hunt! She lives in the North Park area near Balboa Park. And the My Man Adam was pretty quickly forgotten.

Ok, let's get it over with...

I think you need a jug of Nitro!

With the exception of the New decals, tires and wheels, this is the same Charger Funny Car as the originals. I just wish Revell would have sold the tires and wheels separate so we could replace the early tires that are falling apart! The new rear tires are wider and made of a harder material that will most likely not rot out like the originals.

Well, some movies are too easy to bring up, it is the obscure or I didn't think of that movies that are more fun to talk about. The great race is a great example. I totally forgot about it! Now this is a bit obscure to most...

Love it! Both of them!! Great builds of a very cool subject!

How about a Convertible Catalina Chase Car?

Ken Block's Gymkhana

Yeah, the cars chase the U2 as it lands and give it landing advice so the pilot can adjust and not screw up too badly. This is when the borrowed a Mustang from the CHP to see if it could replace the El Camino, and yes, it did!