MPC '36 "Wild One" coupe on an AMT Tobias Gremlin chassis.

[Rattlecan Dan]

Put an MPC '36 "Wild One" coupe body on an AMT Tobias Gremlin chassis.

[ChrisR]

Very nice!

[bobss396]

That is quite good. I'm becoming more and more disillusioned with the MPC chassis.

The Tobias chassis is light years more accurate and even looks good with newer bodies on them.

I have an MPC coupe going I'm calling "the future mod", incorporating many changes I've made on other builds. But that isn't cutting it lately.

I'm back on FB and saw a couple of builds using the truck arm rear and an AMT stock car front stub. Game changer!

[Model Guy]

Very nice !

[TonyK]

Looks great! Just the right amount of "dirty".

[Volzfan59]

Well done

[rrb124@sbcglobal.net]

Looks loud! Super build.

[Rattlecan Dan]

Thanks for comments and compliments. Not my best, but a little something different for me.

[PappyD340]

Great looking build!

[Vettegasser]

That’s what I’m talking bout. Nice job 

[Hi-Po]

Nicely done!

[Andria H]

Nice one. Now I like the MPC modified chassis, it is 1955 Chevy rails and a tubular upper structure and I think it is more appropriate for the '33 Ford or '36 Plymouth bodies than the Pinto or Vega bodies. But this is even better

[Sledsel]

Looks sweet!!!

 

[bob29579]

That's really great.

[bobss396]

On 7/15/2025 at 9:18 PM, Andria H said:

Nice one. Now I like the MPC modified chassis, it is 1955 Chevy rails and a tubular upper structure and I think it is more appropriate for the '33 Ford or '36 Plymouth bodies than the Pinto or Vega bodies. But this is even better

Some of the real pavement NASCAR modifieds by 1970 had rack and pinion steering in them. 

On my local level the '53 to '54 Chevy frame rails were popular, so were IH Scout frames, flipped upside down.

[Coyote_6]

Perfectly dirty!  Awesome car - well done.

Steve