I have metal files that are my go to. Often the pants wipe does not do it. An old tooth brush works most of the time. On worst case scenarios I use a little plastic bristle wire wheel in my dremel. THAT works every time.
I love the color and the wheels. (and the Cherry Bombs)?
I did the 70 to 71 conversion quite awhile ago.
What did you use for carpet? It looks great.
The front grille looks like a 70 with a divider.
How did you do the tail panel?
Those wheels look sharp with that blue you selected.
I made a 69 BOSS 429 awhile back.
http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/162587-1969-boss-429-makes-its-debut/page/2/
Thanks, Tim. Lots of mods were involved. stretched frame, tire rack rotation, upper and lower decks. The hardest part though was masking the curves over 3 separate items before assembly. I had to take a break in the middle of masking for 4 months.
You get WAY, WAY more life out of a bottle of CO2 because it compresses into a liquid with many many times more molecules then Nitrogen which is still just compressed gas.
This car was painted with Testors bottle enamel thinned with Big Box store lacquer thinner.
It is a 50/50 mix of #1106 Arctic Blue Metallic and #1539 Blue Metallic Flake.
The Tamiya above is pretty but brighter blue.
Those are way cool. I modified my transporter pretty heavily. I also have a similar trailer.
What did you do for a receiver or trailer ball?
http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/172853-what-if-our-hobby-suppliers-sponsored-a-local-racer/