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I found this car is my model stash, partially built but the body parts and body are in great shape. I also have some 3/32 brass tubing. This could be a good experiment to see how well I like the bigger scale. One thing with me having MS it is a lot easier to see, lol. You guys give me some suggestions on whaqt to build, Pro Street or Pro Mod, etc

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Paul welcome to the Big boyz section... I have to say that 1/16 scale is much easier with us guys with big fingers as well. As you said it makes things easier on the eyes and I have to completely agree.

I would say build what you like! We have a lot of Pro Mod stuff from 1/24 all the way up to 1/8 scale going on these days. So if this is something you would like to give a spin, I am sure you can find a lot of helpful posts to get you started. The biggest thing is just have fun with your project and enjoy!

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McCreary it's great to here you are going to try a big scale. The Pontiac Grand Prix is a nice starting point. I think a Pro Street would be the way to go, no body mods and you can build a bad ass car still. Put a BBC in it and a 9in. rear end,

400TH, and your on your way. Man have fun bro . and i'll be looking. Love to help!

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Hey guys, I can't seem to find much Pro Street stuff for the 1/16 but I have found some Pro Mod items. I figure that I will build the car just to have fun and not take it to serious.

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This may help, go to SCALE HARDWARE you will need 00-90 for front and rear and some 1.6mm for engine and so on. You will also need some 00-90 & 1.6 nuts.

Hope this helps. P.S. have some more info. but have to fine it.

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Paul go to RM MOTION and get some 1509 Rod Ends for the 4 link setup. And you can use on the front end, the 00-90 bolts and nut will work with them.

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Very helpful Derrick and nice job. I have been trying to post but it says the pics are to big. What are the tires from.

I had a old 1/16 diecast funny car.

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Very helpful Derrick and nice job. I have been trying to post but it says the pics are to big. What are the tires from.

Paul, the 1/16 FC's on ebay are going for $40-$80 each, I would say just go with the Flashpoint Motorsport 1/16 Pro Mod slicks and they are only $15 for the pair. Much cheaper alternative and that is what I am using as well, then you can either stencil or use decals from M/T, Hoosier or Goodyear on them and put a flat clear on the tire over the decal and you will be good to go.

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Hi Bart, I still can't post the pics right. The tires and rims are from the Revellution F/C Kit. I just ordered some new tires. I am also waiting for the rear end and then I will do more on the frame.

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Finally can post some pics.

If you open a free account at photobucket.com for storing your images, you don't have to worry about image size. When you paste the photobucket IMG link into your post, it will be automatically downsized.

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we're is everyone getting those rear rims from? i see them in resin and machined, oh yea, freakin awesome build btw, very original 1/16th model!!!

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we're is everyone getting those rear rims from? i see them in resin and machined, oh yea, freakin awesome build btw, very original 1/16th model!!!

They are from Terry at Flashpoint Motorsports.

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