U.S. Vintage Trans-Am [PICS & PAINT Discussion ONLY!!!]
#347
Tech Elite
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Thanks SWTour for combining all my recent bodies into one photo. I don't want to think about how much I've spent on rattle cans to paint those bodies! :O
Yup, I'm painting up a number of bodies for a charitable event that SWTour is going to be a race director at. For more info about the event, see post #251 in this thread (http://www.rctech.net/forum/4766567-post251.html). If you are near Santa Maria, Ca at the end of this month you can check out the event which benefits the American Cancer Society. Here is a link the the event - (http://www.cruzinforlife.net/)
Yup, I'm painting up a number of bodies for a charitable event that SWTour is going to be a race director at. For more info about the event, see post #251 in this thread (http://www.rctech.net/forum/4766567-post251.html). If you are near Santa Maria, Ca at the end of this month you can check out the event which benefits the American Cancer Society. Here is a link the the event - (http://www.cruzinforlife.net/)
#348
Tech Elite
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...one of the things I notice about the 'VINTAGE' bodies...since they are thicker lexan, they suffer DAMAGE (Dents) but the bodies don't appear to fall apart like the thinner "Race" Bodies.
The 'DENTS' you could consider as battle scars....remembering how and when you got each one.
The 'DENTS' you could consider as battle scars....remembering how and when you got each one.
#350
more vintage bodies I finished this week
#356
The Mustang was raced last night, while the other two are being saved for the East Coast race in Maryland.
There are pics of this race on this thread, if you haven't seen it....
http://www.rctech.net/forum/racing-f...-9-11-n-j.html
#357
Yes, the Petty colors rock!
#360
Here is my ride. Now if I can just figure out how to get smoke out of my exhaust