Parts ID Help Please

[Draggon]

I'll have to look at my VW kit and check that roof scoop. ?

 

Edited February 24, 2021 by Draggon

[stitchdup]

4 minutes ago, Draggon said:

I'll have to look at my VW kit and check that roof scoop. ?

 

It is the roof scoop, I just fitted one to a tamiya bug decklid. The side scoops dont have the flatter centre section and are rounded on every surface

[Casey]

Very wide (four-place) bench seat, molded in red. Was thinking JO-HAN Cadillac Ambulance/Rescue, but O don't think it's from that kit.

White bench seat from Revell '64 Chevy Fleetside for comparison:

[Mark]

That seat is probably from one of the 1/20 scale MPC Ford Club Wagon kits ('70 or '71 passenger versions).

[Casey]

4 hours ago, Mark said:

That seat is probably from one of the 1/20 scale MPC Ford Club Wagon kits ('70 or '71 passenger versions).

Thanks, Mark, that looks like a match:

[Casey]

A few more I could use help identifying.

Roof section for a '63-'67 Corvette?:

 

MPC '73 Mercury Cougar?:

 

Top, AMT Tuff Truck grille? #3 looks early Mustang custom-ish. #4 looks early Camaro like. I think #6, the fender, is for the Multi-Maverick?:

 

IMC VW Beetle?:

[Don Sikora II]

I think that first roof section might be from the 1961 SMP or 1962 AMT Corvette annuals. 

[pack rat]

Second piece from the top in your group pic looks like the custom front pan for the MPC '74 Duster (mine isn't nearby to verify though). 

[pack rat]

The square custom grille (73 Cougar?) is from the AMT '65 Lincoln hardtop (maybe the convertible too?)

[Bainford]

In the group pic, the top item is indeed the AMT Tuff Truck grill.

[Casey]

20 minutes ago, pack rat said:

The square custom grille (73 Cougar?) is from the AMT '65 Lincoln hardtop (maybe the convertible too?)

Thanks. Never would have guessed that, as there appears to be a leaping/pouncing large cat at the top right. ?

 

29 minutes ago, pack rat said:

Second piece from the top in your group pic looks like the custom front pan for the MPC '74 Duster (mine isn't nearby to verify though). 

Thanks, that appears to be a match, too:

 

11 minutes ago, Bainford said:

In the group pic, the top item is indeed the AMT Tuff Truck grill.

Thank you.

1 hour ago, Don Sikora II said:

I think that first roof section might be from the 1961 SMP or 1962 AMT Corvette annuals. 

Thanks, I'll have to do some online sleuthing.

[Mark]

The roof piece is from the AMT '62 Corvette hardtop (annual) Stylizing kit.  It wasn't in the convertible annual kit, and of course not in any of the reissues.  There were clear panels that fit the notched areas, and those had pins that allowed them to swing up.

That was the only hardtop included in that kit.  A stock one wasn't included.  So, if you bought the '62 Corvette hardtop annual kit, and built the stock version, you ended up with a convertible, same as the convertible kit...which you could have bought for half a buck less in '62.

[Can-Con]

The black sunvisor is from the early '90s AMT Ford pickups. IIRC, it was in all the versions. The bumper/ribbed panel 2 above it is the custom rear piece from an AMT '73 Mustang, possibly the '71 and '72 also but I'm not sure.

Edited February 11, 2022 by Can-Con

[Casey]

Thanks, Steve.

One more, a bumper and valance panel combo, early Camaro sized or so:

Backside:

Top view:

[Snake45]

Looks like '67-'69 Barracuda, maybe. Probably.

https://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/mkiba-build-under-c/mpc-instructions/automotive-cars--pi/plymouth/1961-1970/mpc-killer-cuda-bar/cci00031.html

Edited February 11, 2022 by Snake45

[Casey]

10 hours ago, Snake45 said:

Looks like '67-'69 Barracuda, maybe. Probably.

Definitely. The outer ends of that bumper tab are rather unique. Looks like an exact match:

[Casey]

Early Pinto dash?:

[espo]

Sure, looks like a Pinto dash. I think it even says Pinto on the passenger side. 

[Casey]

On 2/11/2022 at 3:29 PM, espo said:

Sure, looks like a Pinto dash. I think it even says Pinto on the passenger side. 

It does, but I wasn't sure on the year range.

A few more. Engine support/wishbone for a VW Beetle flat four? Looks AMT light blue in color, measures ~3/4" x 3/4":

 

99.9% the dog is from the AMT/Ertl issue '57 Fairlane, but the (half) figure? Color looks the same, but maybe from a different kit?

Edited February 16, 2022 by Casey

[slusher]

On 2/11/2022 at 1:41 PM, Casey said:

Early Pinto dash?:

Looks the same as the 74 dash…

[ChrisBcritter]

On 2/10/2022 at 8:20 AM, Casey said:

IMC VW Beetle?:

Yep - the vent window post molded flush with the door IDs it (plus I don't recall any other Beetle kits with opening doors?).

[pack rat]

8 hours ago, Casey said:

It does, but I wasn't sure on the year range.

A few more. Engine support/wishbone for a VW Beetle flat four? Looks AMT light blue in color, measures ~3/4" x 3/4":

 

Looks like the piece that attaches the differential to the frame on the AMT '58 Chev 

[Casey]

4 hours ago, pack rat said:

Looks like the piece that attaches the differential to the frame on the AMT '58 Chev 

Looks like a match to me, thanks:

[Casey]

4 hours ago, ChrisBcritter said:

Yep - the vent window post molded flush with the door IDs it (plus I don't recall any other Beetle kits with opening doors?).

Thanks. I think I acquired the hood from the same source, too, so it makes sense they'd both be from the same kit.

[Casey]

12 hours ago, slusher said:

Looks the same as the 74 dash…

Looks like the same basic dash was used from '71-'78 on Pintos.