U.S. Vintage Trans-Am [PICS & PAINT Discussion ONLY!!!]
#4441
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Thanks, proffesor. Yeah, I already trimmed the front spoiler as you show in your pics 'cause it was crazy low! It may be high enough now, but my body isn't mounted as low as yours so it may be okay as-is. I'll trim it more if need be.
I'm hopeful the Shoe Goo will work, but I think I may sandwich some Lexan to the inside of the spoiler since it's sooo thin! But I'm glad to hear the body is tough! My '69 Camaro body seems to tear up too easily on the front corners.
I'm hopeful the Shoe Goo will work, but I think I may sandwich some Lexan to the inside of the spoiler since it's sooo thin! But I'm glad to hear the body is tough! My '69 Camaro body seems to tear up too easily on the front corners.
#4442
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parma does make some durable bodies. really beat the crap out of the ones I had and they were still kicking, no damages. Having a car done up as a cop car with working lights and siren, you get to be a target on the field lol.
In a way, I wish I went with those bodies again but my daughter liked the look of the HPI challenger better than Parmas look alike.
In a way, I wish I went with those bodies again but my daughter liked the look of the HPI challenger better than Parmas look alike.
#4443
The Parma bodies are what the R/C airplane guys call "Stand-off Scale." Or maybe borderline "Stand WAY-off Scale!"
#4445
old pic but still looks good
#4446
Mcallister Monster, all paint.
#4448
looks a lot better in person, camera does it no justice.
if it dosnt sell, you will see it @ the snowbirds in the B
if it dosnt sell, you will see it @ the snowbirds in the B
#4449
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After racing my Sunoco Camaro for a year I decided it was time for something new. Carl came through for me once again with a new sticker set. Enter the Warren Tope Boss 302.
The pics look awful.....really faded, but the color is a vibrant red. The wing, spoiler, hood, trunk, and rear and painted black underneath with Rustoleum matte clear on the outside. Hopefully it'll hold up pretty well!
The pics look awful.....really faded, but the color is a vibrant red. The wing, spoiler, hood, trunk, and rear and painted black underneath with Rustoleum matte clear on the outside. Hopefully it'll hold up pretty well!
#4450
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After racing my Sunoco Camaro for a year I decided it was time for something new. Carl came through for me once again with a new sticker set. Enter the Warren Tope Boss 302.
The pics look awful.....really faded, but the color is a vibrant red. The wing, spoiler, hood, trunk, and rear and painted black underneath with Rustoleum matte clear on the outside. Hopefully it'll hold up pretty well!
The pics look awful.....really faded, but the color is a vibrant red. The wing, spoiler, hood, trunk, and rear and painted black underneath with Rustoleum matte clear on the outside. Hopefully it'll hold up pretty well!
you guys are killing with the bodies...I haven't painted anything worth posting in so long......man Ive got to get back in the swing of things
looks great
#4451
I know where my place is LOL, ran vta @ the birds since 2009 ... have fun racing in the B, if and when I made the A I was just traffic for u fast guys
#4453
We were talking about the Monster Energy logo a while back. Wonder who actually drew it or sketched it out? Probably some young new graphics dude who got paid an hour's wages for it. It was worth millions of $! Cool looking Trans Am... Like the matching headlight covers especially.
#4454
#4455
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oh hey Mr Rojna...you know Im horrible with the memory thing...had to look it up...cool you changed your screen name?
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