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Did anyone consider to combine the body styling of Dean Jeffries´ Monkey Mobile with the classic roof lines of a ´67 GTO hardtop? I thought that might look cool, so I kitbashed AMT´s GTO and Monkey Mobile kits. I wanted it low down, with large diameter wheels and, in contrast to the fake one of the Monkey Mobile, with a functional blower.

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Everything beneath the beltline, front and rear is Monkey Mobile material, the interior tub, roof and half of the trunk section came from the GTO. Wheels are Pegasus Diablos.

Thanks for looking, comments welcome

Greetings from Germany

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So very very cool looking....nice paintwork too...!  Im a huge fan of the Pontiacs owned many id love to be able to make replicas of someday...?

64,68,69,70 Safari wagons

63,64,66,67,68,69,70,72 Bonneville HTs

71,73,74 GTOs

70 Lemans wagon with the GTO style nose cone

75 TA

71 Sprint/Ventura

I have already done our 70 GTO...long way to go yet once I can find whats needed.

 

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Hi Oliver...... your Monkey Mobile / 1967 Pontiac GTO build looks very interesting, especially the colour and the proportions of the car. Nicely done, and it works!

Mark...... Like you, I am particularly drawn to the Pontiacs of the late '60's and early '70's, and I did own a 1:1 car which was a 1968 Pontiac Parisienne, having right-hand drive from Canada, and 5.3 litre V8 engine, registration number FCK 33. Tried to find a kit in 1:24 or 1:25 scale that I could build recently, but none of the Bonneville kits seem to be suitable for a 2-door conversion and they are difficult to find on Ebay from here in UK. The Parisienne was a wonderful motor car and I was only 23 years of age at the time I owned it, and I am just approaching 65 years of age next month.

David

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