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This has been on the back burner for a while. It irritated me. It’s one of my price together messes. It’s an old MPC nascar body on a old AMT Allison Chevelle Chassis with a 90s TBird frt clip and truck arm rear suspension. It’s kind of a parts box build. I do a couple a year. Any way it’s stance wasn’t right and didn’t want to cooperate. So I put it next to the other bad actors and got on with about 8 something else’s. It’s coming back now cause I’m sick of it sitting around taking up space on my bench. I pick at it in between Friday’s Chevelle and a 61 Pontiac that also annoyed me.
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Revell 1968 Chevy Chevelle SS 396...........My take
yellowsportwagon replied to MrObsessive's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
I’m normally highly critical of kits. I build mostly vintage NASCAR. This kit is excellent. Proportions are good fit so far is great. It’s not too hard to lower and stuff big tires under. A big positive for me. Granted I won’t use half the parts but what I am using is nice as hell. -
Grey Ghost
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
The flat nose Cutlass was a supreme. They had the Monte roofline. -
Grey Ghost
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
I don’t know but none of the Colonade cars ever ran the opera windows. -
Grey Ghost
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
The body engine, minus trans and dashboard is. The rest is TBird parts. Not one of my best efforts. But it’ll do. -
Grey Ghost
yellowsportwagon replied to yellowsportwagon's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
I used 2016 Ford code UX for the silver.. I photocopy the decal sheet then cut the stripes out to use as a template -
This thing is finally done. I set it aside for a long while cause I hated the bumpers and chassis. I slapped a TBird chassis under it to cure the chassis issue. I filled the spoiler groove in the trunk lid and made a thinner spoiler for it. Reshaped the wheelwells added the upgraded bumpers and grille to it. I used the kit engine but put the TBird trans and oil pan on it. Added the overflow and a frt spoiler. Stainless screen over the grille.
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Johnny Rutherford
yellowsportwagon replied to TonyK's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
Nice job. I love Smokey’s cars. -
1976 Ford Torino wip
yellowsportwagon replied to MarkJ's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
There appears to be major confusion on this photo. That Torino was not even built by the Wood Brothers. That was a Jack Bowsher built USAC chassis. Dave is correct completely illegal for NASCAR cup series. Aside from that Mark said he wanted to use up an existing chassis. He knows it isn’t “Correct”. -
Interesting you ask that. I spent an entire evening bulging the fenders and qtrs out on this thing. Yet you can barely see it in pictures. I heated and rolled a knife handle behind them to do it. Then I used the frt of the PPP wheels and the kit wheel backs. I sanded the wheel backs thinner so they would sit further in the tires. Here’s the real car showing how the wtrs and fenders bulge out slightly.