Greg Myers

MPC Corvettes good for the engine and tires Lot's of Revell Funny cars if you really want to go wild, HEMI, BIG slicks check out this just Reissued Lindberg Tee bucket. Six 2's on a great older Chevy hot rod engine.

BIG, clunky, and crude, but, because it is BIG it allows one to really get into detailing. But there again, being of a large scale (1/16) kits to kit bash are few and far between , at least in the average builders stash. Wheels are nice Cragar S/S mags. Tires, well John's "Snow tire" description , just about covers it. The chassis, front and rear suspension lend themselves to fine detailing.As a mater of fact the front is very easy to make a working suspension if you can come up with a workable set of springs.I wound my own from some stretched sprue. The engine and transmission , here again, not very realistic. You'll have to search for a donor kit. So if ya gotta have BIG, you have your work cut out for you.

Nice one Sam , great chop too.

Yep.

Yeah, yer right Jon. I forgot the MPC Switchers kit.

Naw!

and Norm's last rod

Who knows the history on this one ?

Ooooops! let's get back on track.

and look what you can build . . .

What kits are available for your quest ? I can think of a few, AMT's 1927 Model T and '32 Phaeton, Monogram's 1930 Model A and Revell's T Tourning. Sure, you can go your own way and chop the top off a sedan, but these are the kits available.

Put a little black on that gold triangle hickie on the back of the intake manifold. It's a crankcase intake vent. Super clean build, I like it.

I have to agree.

Here ya go

and a "Von Dutch" "Mad Bunny"

Yep , that's what I had, not much more than a VeeDub. But a lot more fun.

I'd bet there's more out there we've missed.

Watch the film, he's led around in a drug induced daze most of the film.

Wanna see someone get exploited ? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067275/ they took poor Joe to the bank on this one.

but wait, there's more.

But we're talkin' Drag Teams here Untill we got hooked up with the old thread.