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Here are the next 2 liveries scheduled to be released if interested.

Those are SHARP!
Thank you for the review Harry! :D

Great review Harry, as for the wheels, I agree with the smooth axle concept.
If I want to change like you mentioned its easy, if I want to keep the originals I sometimes give the axle ends a little squeeze with vice grips. It creates enough of a spline pattern to give the hubs more bite on the axle.
All in all very nice looking cars, certainly on my list.
Bob C

If I had some extra $$ I'd buy them both as they are running my numbers. I usually use 44, but if I am sending two cars I usually use 45. I wouldn't even have to paint them, eh?

Keith

Nice looking cars. Neat improvements and extra's. Thanks for the review!

Harry, thank you for your review of this car. I have never bought a Pioneer car as I have mainly raced Scaley 70 Camaros. I have raced against them and found that if you use similar modifications to these cars as you do to the Scaley then they race competitively with each other. One thing I have noticed about the picture of the 69 Camaro it seems that the nose of that particular year car is better done than the competition. I do have one question, will the slot it wheels and gears fit the Pioneer axles?

Thanks.

C.B. Design/Slot.it wheels fit the axle. Gearing is another story. To change gears you need a new axle. This one has knurling(crimping) for the gear. It's not worth trying to sand the knurling IMHO. If you change gears, change the axle as well.

But that is just me. If it is that important to change the gearing, I always just install a new axle. Couple more dollars isn't a deal breaker at that point.

Harry,

Nice job on the review! Looks like you have a nice collection of Trans Am cars. Always good to see more of these cars being released.

Best regards,
Brian

Okay, I thought I knew about this stuff... what's an MY? And don't say its yours, not mine, I thought of that and decided it was too corny.

I think he means "Model year" Rob.

Thanks Brian.

Yes.
MY = Model year.

TTFN
Jules

Once again Harry, you did a great review. Nice to see Pioneer is still around, we have seen too many slot car manufacturers come and go over the years.
Tom

JULES,
Is that black camaro going to be a regular issue that can be had at a regular retail price ? if so when will it be available to pre-order I think it is hot !