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Nice conversion work!

Looked for a WIP, you didn't post anywhere how you did it, did you? Looks like bare plastic still?

I bought the body its a resin body the guy i bought it from does not have any items on ebay any more he really had some cool stuff thanks for looking.

Posted

Nice conversion work!

Looked for a WIP, you didn't post anywhere how you did it, did you? Looks like bare plastic still?

The color is actually light gray and black the camera flash makes it look white

Posted

That looks great!

You shouuld make a mold of it and sell 'em. I'd buy one!!

That is a resin body i cant find the seller anymore he doesnt have any items on ebay anymore B)

Posted

Nice build.

I think MCW has a resin body for this year Chevy but it might be a Biscayne? He tends to offer the uncommon version of a car not usually available as a kit, like a Biscayne conversion for an Impala.

MCW wesite:www.mcwautomotivefinishes.com

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Mike, that's no Biscayne. It has a Caprice roofline on it. called a "Formal Roof' line by the plant. I THINK MCW only offers the Biscayne post coupe body. It looks REAL nice. Too bad it isn't around anymore, I'da got one. I LIKE the oddball stuff.:lol::):lol:

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Hey george i think it was supposed to be a caprice but there are no badges or emblems on the body but it has ss on the grill from the ss impala kit. I have seen a body with skirts and caprice written on it it was really nice. ;)

Posted

Nice build.

I think MCW has a resin body for this year Chevy but it might be a Biscayne? He tends to offer the uncommon version of a car not usually available as a kit, like a Biscayne conversion for an Impala.

MCW wesite:www.mcwautomotivefinishes.com

Thanks heyyou just went on that site he has some nice stuff. I asked him about some hubcaps for a 71 satellite thanks for the recomendation.

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From the look of the roof, you could use an MCW Biscayne as a start for a Caprice. The roofs aren't too different, merely remove the posts and window frames, substitute the corrected interior, photo-etch trim, and you have a Caprice.

Nice job on that build, for the record.

Charlie Larkin

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From the look of the roof, you could use an MCW Biscayne as a start for a Caprice. The roofs aren't too different, merely remove the posts and window frames, substitute the corrected interior, photo-etch trim, and you have a Caprice.

Nice job on that build, for the record.

Charlie Larkin

Thanks for the comment charlie i did start out to build a caprice the front seat is a bench seat and i made a colum shift instead of a console shift but it ended up as an impala il post a pic later of the interior thanks again charlie

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