Exotics_Builder

What specific dimensions are you seeking? If it is in the stack we talk further.

I got these some years back at an LHS. Don't have the maker tag anymore.

This is the Crazy Modeler set. but the KA and Aber sets are similar. The one I circled could be an option to not drill in. You could flatten the through tab enough to or trim it to get it to lay flat.

Aber and KA Models have sets that can possibly get you by. Then there is the option of looking for the chromed ones from something like a Revell Hemi Dart, if someone did not use them.

The 2013 Revell Camaro ZL1 has a representation of the LSA engine.

As Kurt mentioned. There are different hood pin sets, especially for foreign cars. Some require no hole. The other point is that if the body part on the model is not to be opened, there are options to simply glue on a hood pin without drilling.

Fred did do them. Sheet #27. He may still have some left. You'd need to send him a letter checking on it and reserving one. DOn't see one in Keith's listing. There are some Of Fred's sheets being sold o EBAY

Those parts look like leftover parts from the older LT (Second gen designation) engines in the Camaro. That would be the intake and crank distributor

Do you have a photo of what you are trying to reproduce?

Huh? You message him what you want. He messages back you with the price and send him a Money Order.

Uh, 23 hours ago. This is he: https://www.facebook.com/steven.zimmerman.35 And this is the photo list on his FB page that is, effectively, his catalog: https://www.facebook.com/steven.zimmerman.35/photos_all

It was $20 per set when I ordered a couple of months back, plus shipping.

His catalog is the photo set he has on his FB page. I dealt with him with FB Messenger. He crafts when ordered, so expect some time before getting them. These are what I just got

Have acquired one recently myself. It'll allow me to finish the custom that I botched the chop on several years back

Yes. And Lake Michigan Model Car club is also in the same boat. Their meeting spot is a church hall and, even if available, the number of people would likely exceed. Best to be safe. We're talking about the possibility of using Zoom for a virtual meeting, but some members are not real internet savvy. They could use phones, but not really the same. Our two events, thus far, have been pushed back later in the year

Yep. Scale Auto Builders Assn and the Chicago area clubs I used to attend are all suspended. More time to get organized after the move

Steve Zimmerman makes these.

For some projects in the planning stages

I just got some sets from him yesterday. So, he still does some

Have a couple in the unbuilt stack. Looking at the newer 62 chassis under them

As ace said, you may need to check any issues with the transmission mounting and clearance (as in the real cars). But (unlike the real cars), you could get away with some dremel work if need be (if it is a problem). Transmission cross brace is the usual piece you may have to tweak despite motor mounting.

Chassis Bracing work in progress: I have made a little progress here. I am doing this old school. I started with a card stock template based on the rescaled photo. I then transferred this to .020 evergreen plastic and scribed it out. I then tweaked the edges to get some round over, drilled the holes (one is too far offset and needs fixing), and scribed the outboard ends for fold down to the model chassis. The center section (drawn in X) will eventually be cut out as I am making the center piece (which is separate in the 1:1) from .010 plastic and will eventually glue that in place. Prepping for chassis attachment, I sanded down the chassis ribbing that will be covered. Needs a little more cleanup and then I will work the center brace plate.

Are the tires okay? The ones on my 25 year old Unimog Fire were "melting". I had to get replacements from RoG.

Ordered 2 sets for now.

Just got this today in a trade. Box not pristine and a couple of damaged parts, but it is going to be built anyway