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SLIXX has a lot of graphic decals. Pretty sure that includes flames of many types.

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If all you got in dealer add-ons for your 240Z was alloy wheels you were lucky. Many dealerships afflicted Zs with vinyl tops and luggage racks nd Porsche-ish side stripes.

Quicksilver Zimmer!!!

AMT 68's. Heller Porsche 917.

We had a Show Rod theme class at our Spirit of Speed show last year and there were dozens of entries. It was so cool to see so many of those type kits built well. Almost filled a table with those alone. It was so successful that we decided to make Show Rods a separate class at our show this year. (November 4th at the NHRA Museum in Pomona, CA)

I like the Subaru commercials where they show a family at various stages over the years, driving a 2018 Forester or whatever at every stage.

This works really well if you use the thread with a Flex-I-File frame.

I heard on good authority that they were indeed working on a 68 Chevelle tool when the sale went through and it got as far as test shots. Interestingly the tool was designed so that it could produce both 68 and 69 Chevelles.

I think this looks pretty cool.

And I really like this one too:

I've had this thing for 32 years, so I guess you could say I kinda like it.......

You beat me to it.

Scale Equipment Ltd. makes some really nice Pontiac Rally II wheels.

First you need to lengthen the chassis. 4-door Torinos had a 4-inch longer wheelbase than the 2-doors.

The flyer says 1:25. Then it says 1/18....

75-ish Monza.

Pontiac honeycomb wheels, done up like the Vectors. Also some new tires and Olds SS wheels for the 84-85 Cutlass. There were pictures on Facebook.

That's really interesting. I just looked at some eBay listings for the 69 side markers and you're right - they are just reflectors. I always assumed that they were illuminated as well. Ya learn something new every day. I still think the 68 Chrysler corporate side marker lights were the coolest of any, but the GM "logo" rear side markers were really cool too.