1970 Super Bee question

[nkempf95]

So I'm working on dirty Donny's super bee. I'm just a little confused because the kit comes with leaf springs but doesn't call for them in the directions. There aren't even any holes to glue them into. I don't think the rear old will hold up with what they tell you to do. I'm just wondering if anyone else has built this kit and had to add the leaf springs. If so I'm not even sure how to do it. Any help would be greatly appreciated

[iangilly]

Those are meant for the stock version of the 70 bee, which has a completely different chassis.

[Casey]

Please ask/post specific questions in the Model Building Question & Answers section, not in General Discussion.

Also, take a look through the Model Cars: Kit News & Reviews section to see if there is an existing topic for the kit you have a specific question about. The same question might have been answered in a topic there, or you may see the parts layout, instruction sheet, etc., and that may provide an answer to your question, too.

[unclescott58]

Please ask/post specific questions in the Model Building Question & Answers section, not in General Discussion.

Also, take a look through the Model Cars: Kit News & Reviews section to see if there is an existing topic for the kit you have a specific question about. The same question might have been answered in a topic there, or you may see the parts layout, instruction sheet, etc., and that may provide an answer to your question, too.

Ease up Casey. It was only his 2nd post.

Scott

Edited February 21, 2015 by unclescott58

[iangilly]

Hers a comparison of the two kits chassis

[nkempf95]

Thanks very much for responses guys! I can finally move forward with this. Also thanks for letting me know where to post such questions.

[Mikevango]

Can somebody post a pic of the rear tires that come with the dirty donny super bee. I am interested in using them for a van build if they are nice and fat and have tread. Thanks.