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A fellow forum user is putting this together from his parts boxes and I was wondering if someone could tell me what kit the body and the wheels and tires are from? 
Thanks, Greg.

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Body is heavily altered, it could be based on either the Monogram or Revell '30/'31 Ford coupes, or could be a resin piece based on one of those.

Front tires are Pirellis from a Sixties Revell kit (SWC '41 Willys, Miss Deal Studebaker, Anglia/Thames, and others).  Wheels could be a combination of parts.  Rear tires look like the ones from the Revell pro street '41 Willys.  Rear wheels again could be pieced together from multiple sources.  Basic engine looks like the pro street Willys piece also.

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I think the rear tires might be from an early (pre 2005 or so) AMT 70 Superbee pre street. I remember my first one in the late 90s had lettered tires.

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I'm thinking those tires aren't big enough (compared to the Pirelli fronts, which are really small) to be the AMT Coronet rear tires.  I'll stick with the Revell Willys as a guess.

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2 hours ago, Fabrux said:

The rear tires are from the Revell pro street kits: J2000, Beretta, Corvette.

Those kits come with Firestones.

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12 hours ago, NOBLNG said:

A fellow forum user is putting this together from his parts boxes and I was wondering if someone could tell me what kit the body and the wheels and tires are from? 
Thanks, Greg.

If he's a fellow forum user, can't you just ask him?

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5 hours ago, Plowboy said:

If he's a fellow forum user, can't you just ask him?

I did ask him and he doesn’t know what kits they originally came from. They were just a bunch of parts he acquired. I believe  Mark is right about the tire source. Now that body….resin??

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17 hours ago, Plowboy said:

Those kits come with Firestones.

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The real J2000 had MTs, that's where I got confused! ?

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