250 Testa Rossa

Herb Deeks also did a resin kit based off the RS60 slot car. Unfortunately, this was short-lived because Herb got a cease-and-desist letter from Porsche. I spoke to Herb directly and he's the one who told me the whole story. He is selling off what he has left of the wire wheels because he lost his etcher. If you want them, act fast.

That collection is insane.

Interested in a vac-u-formed windshield as well.

I was wondering the same

I think that car was driven by Dan Gurney. I know he drove one at Sebring one year.

I was wondering the same thing. Where is Chad?

Looking good! I can't wait to get going on mine!

Looking really good!

This could be cool

That car appears to have the built in driving lights.

Looking good. This should be a great reference point to when I start mine.

What would be a great alternative to the kit supplied tires in the AMT 1968 GTO Craftsman kit? If you guys have built this kit, and have replaced the tires, what did you guys use? I am open to suggestions.

This is going to be amazing

The Revs car is the first Abarth built. There are some slight differences to that car compared to the others.

I hope they bring back the '71.

The wheels you have on currently are the ones that are currently on the car that was on display at the Lyon Air Museum a few years back. Most of them had the normal 356A/B wheels on them. I may build mine as the #44 but I am also considering the one from the Ingram Collection.

Where are the real miniatures today?

Nice

There were 2 other Abarth Carreras, #45 and #52.

I bought the BBi to build the one Sammy Hagar owns. It's the same car from his "I Can't Drive 55" video. Those 3D wheels are awesome! I have a set for mine.

Which Abarth do you plan to build? The Ingram Collection has a beautifully restored example.

Is that the one from ScaleKraft or the one from Star Dust Hobby House?

There's someone on Facebook who has a resin model of this car.

Looking good. Where did you get the A/C compressor?

Is the Super Stock car in 440 trim?