MyBradKeselowski

I have been waiting 10+ years for these but the bids on e-bay would just be too high for my pocketbook. I'm lucky enough to have an old school friend that has a lot of MPC vintage kits and low and behold what two kits did he have that I wanted an MPC 71 and 72 Impala annuals. I was one HAPPY CAMPER !!!!!!!!! when he let me have both kits for 75.00. They both are unbuilt and have the stupid goofy parts that MPC put in their kits back then. I have noticed on e-bay that the MPC 71 Impala also was molded in white, luckily mine is molded in red. I have always wondered why they did this and how would you know if you were getting the white or red kit. At least the 72 Impala is the prepainted body which will be kept in its painted color. If someone can answer my questions I would love to know the answer. Here's my gems:

Purely simple, if it's not seen it's not painted..

Flawless ! ! Beautiful build ! !

No stock wheels only racing..

Why is this from 2007? :blink:

Beautiful ! ! Love the color..

I want the orange one.

Perfect paint colors ! ! Super build..

Great looking Chevelle ! ! I like the color combo..

Awesome job ! ! I like the color..

Nicely built ! ! I like the engine detail..

Great looking 66 ! ! I like the stance..

Hey Geoff, To help you out a little the Dallas Police Caprice's were white with blue interior's. I do recall them with the tan interior's but those were mostly on the 89-90 Caprices that were used here. The 91-95 Caprices that Dallas used had either the blue or black interiors. The interior color kind of depended on what DPD had ordered on the Caprices from the GM plant in Arlington. I do remember a few of the later 90's Caprices having tan interiors but not many. Hope this helps you a little.

What I would like to know is how this can be a 73 Challenger when the tag has a production date of 9-1969.. :blink:

Thanks..

Thanks guys..

Very nice looking Kenworth ! ! I like the color..

I have not posted in awhile so thought I might post pics of my newest build within the last month or so. This is Revell's SE 2010 Camaro SS, I decided on changing the kit wheels with Pegasus custom wheel/tire combo. I already know about how the wheels look to you guys but I like the custom tire out of the fender looks. IMO I just like the aggressive looks. I know that most of you won't like the looks but I'm happy with it and to me it looks good. I did realize that after I put these wheels/ tires on that it makes it sit high and I should have test fitted the suspension to lower it when I was testing with the wheels but I never really paid that much attention to it. But now that I notice it I should have done that but I already had all of the suspension in place on the chassis. I had problems with the side windows on this kit so I just decided to leave them off as a (all windows down look). I did use the ground effects package as it gives it a more aggressive look IMO and I like the way it looks with that package on it. I also went with the hockey stick decal option that Revell gives you. I also wanted a white Camaro with the black hockey stripes so I just polished the white body that the kit is molded in and after I applied the decals I shot the body and hood with Testor's Clear Gloss. I also detailed the chassis with paint and boy this was a challenge as this took me about 3 days in all to get this done. Well enough of what I did to this build, so now it's time for the pics. I hope you like it as much as I did building it. Thanks for looking and comments...

Beautiful Charger ! ! Great resto..

Beautiful ! ! Outstanding ! !

Looks great, I like the color..

Awesome Impala ! ! Looks very 1:1..

Now that's a Cuda ! ! I like the wheels, paint, engine..

Outstanding ! ! ! I really like this Monte Carlo..

Excellent build ! ! Like the detailing...