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Nice, I have the same conversion pieces and have started to replicate my current car

Ive used several sets of his decals, You will not be disappointed

Ahhh, I didnt realize the 2 different manufacturers Ive not built one of these 61s

Found the hood for it Plastic hood from the 427 version of the kit

More pictures And Im still looking for more parts for it

Ive used the 1k clear straight from the rattle can over Duplicolor and Tamiya colors , with no issues

Not many vintage drag car decals for this kit that I know of https://www.ebay.com/itm/332290942184? I did the Beswick car several years ago. And dont remember any build issues

I cant help on the actual Promo chassis or engine plate insert But if you want the chassis and related components from a recent MPC 1968 Coronet kit I got it all

Same here Not sure what to do with it other than I will never finish what I started 20 plus years ago Maybe someone out there wants / needs it Be a perfect kit to combine with a Vega Pro stock kit to do Grumpys Pro Stock Monza My interests are 60s and very early 70s door slammer drag cars , built or unbuilt , especially Mopar Super Stockers

Not sure what to do with it other than I will never finish what I started 20 plus years ago Maybe someone out there wants / needs it Its a mix bag of parts from various kits. Fairlane body, mixture of interior / chassis parts most of is the pro street T bird . There is no hood or glass . What you see is all I can find If I can find the hood , or anything else that goes to it, It will be included in the box My interests are 60s door slammer drag cars , built or unbuilt , especially Mopar Super Stockers

Pm sent I just need address

I have this one Yours if you want it

Nice, very nice

Its been my experience. Tamiya paints get Tamiya primers Duplicolor paints get Duplicolor primer After had a few different builds have paint finish issues in recent years , I don't use anything else

One can dream

I can see the long nose mustang . Maybe the mpc 66 Charger doing well The Nascar Cyclone IMO would do so much better if it were able to build stock

I don't remember ever seeing anyone making a correct hemi Nascar intake manifold

Thanks for bumping this one. I had not seen it before And I have to say a VERY ambitious project lineup is an understatement I want to do the Nova and a 69 Camaro , As for the mid 70s cars , Not likely. I tend to loose interest after the very early 70s timeframe Mine for now are just someday builds. When lord only knows . So i will be following along to enjoy the ride I have an old Monza I did many many many years ago as a pro stock theme build, Its around here someplace. Not sure if I will ever do anything with it . Deep down I think it might just become trade material

https://www.ebay.com/itm/202654433008?

Thanks, I bought the resin hood off ebay , many moons ago . But dont remember seller info no idea if they are still being made

Many thanks, And the Offer is much appreciated. But I think I'm all good for now

Ace, You have better eyes than I do. I couldnt even make out that much. My 1st thought was Engle cams due to the shape. But googled it and , Nope No matter. I had an old Johan sheet with them . All done now and on the car. Will do a light clear coat today to seal them down and keep moving forward

Weird, I have Slixx # 1367 and it does not have them I went looking in the stash and I have the sheet from the Johan 71 Cuda. Sure enough these decals' are on it. Thanka all , much appreciated

Thanks, But im just going to use the stock Johan chassis I dont do contests, and I dont display my builds anywhere but in my case. So no real need to get fancy with it Edit, just for a bit of usless info catagory Its seems most of the decals on the car remained the same duing its tenure EXCEPT , when it got the sixpack hood, its Im told the engine was upgraded to run MP class and it ran with a crossram intake, thats when the Mr Gasket decal replaced the Edelbrock decal on the fender When it had stock flat hood, it ran the Edelbrock Rat Roaster intake Am I going to worry about it, No

Built this back in the 80s I think