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That Camaro is just perfect!

Cheater

this is a great series, thanks Harry

I am game for this. Here is my donor car, will start to work on it once I finish another project.

Peel and stick work fine to me :)

NICE donor Junior, you will make it a show stopper as usual.

I am building one of those Jr. good luck

I'm 100% into this. Thanks Harry for framing it in a way everyone can participate as they desire and we all get to see what others come up with.

I'm going to build a 'limited' stocker using the 'I will' suggestions - common body styles and years, stock engine and gearing, plastic chassis, etc. Then I think I'll build an 'unlimited' one too, using the same general guidelines but with a scratchbuilt brass chassis to revive those old skills.

The bodies will most likely be an RMS '68 Cougar and a Revell-Monogram '67 Ford Fairlane. I have a SCX 'Cuda I bought and wondered why it cost so much, $59, then realized it was digital and I run analog on wood. I converted it to analog but was never thrilled with how it ran compared to my other Trans Am cars, so if anyone wants to swap for a Revel '67 Fairlane car let me know. I have everything the 'Cuda came with, from case to digital chip and spare chassis.

Harry gets first dibs if he's interested.

Slothead

Well thanks, but I'm good for now sir.

RMS Cougar...yes I have one too and it's on the list :)

Glad to see interest. Cannot wait to see the builds.

I've got one to trade.PM me.

I am pretty sure that is 1/25 AMT. Which I have several and have built, but not 1/32 :)

That's cool...because I am going to post about that scale too here soon :)

Again, just a info page on how we are approaching them.

A few of my scratch built stockers.......

Wayne (Bolton's Speed Shop) :D :D :D

Wow just saw my car in the guidelines. I guess my car is done! :lol:

Thanks Leadfinger!

They were fun builds!!!!

Wayne (Bolton's Speed Shop) :D :D :D

Here is one that Martin (sawmiller) had this weekend at our local meet.