scarfiotti

Jaguar C-Type and E-Type would also be great.
I have just been searching the web if bodies of these cars are available somewhere... it seems not to be the case.

Does somebody know if any company ever produced bodies of the E-type or C-Type?

MidwestRacer

I selfishly want a well done 1984 Hurst Olds cutlass or 1986 Olds 442. I own both real cars and have always wanted an RC body to paint up the same. They are actually pretty much the exact same car, except Hurst olds has a front lower valence, hood bulge and tiny bit different grill.

NutDriver

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There is a company who advertises on Facebook who makes an 87 GNX. That may be as close as you can get at present for your 86 Olds.

Nerobro

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I can't really encourage it, but vacuforming your own bodies isn't a massive deal. "can't really encourage it" becuase i'm vaguely suggesting you clone existing bodies.

Just don't sell them.

scarfiotti

Thanks, I see this as a compliment. I just like these vintage racing cars and I'm collecting my favourites. Some just don't exist as RC body.
Indeed, I'm shaping my molds by myself - no copying, no cloning, just good old craftmanship using wood, filler and my own hands.

Giorgio

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Chapeau!!!

Speed Chaser

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2 bodies I would like are

Billy Kelly

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I’ve been wanting the Vulcan for couple years.

da1ve468

I had to join just to add my 2 cents to this thread... 👌
I would VERY MUCH like to see a 1984 Oldsmobile Hurst/Olds, or ANY 1981-1988 Oldsmobile G-Body Cutlass.
I would pay good money for one, painted or un-painted.
Some company please produce these, 🤞 I think they would sell well. 👍 Thanks in advance!

Nerobro

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https://aplastics-rc.com/store/bodie...grand-national I suspect the difference between and olds and a buick are only a real edge case.

Eotz

The Aston Martin DTM car from a couple of years ago.

MatsNorway

I am fond of cars that are close to correct wheelbase, Tamiya made a R33 GT500 body that looks awesome at first sight but when you see how far of the wheelbase is, you can not unsee it. So for me its any close to correct wheelbase body with good realism.

Airwave

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Which is literally the inspiration behind Zooracing Wolverine.

Monsta

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Zoo racing Bwoah is based on this, not super scale but close
https://www.zoo-racing.com/bwoah-gt-lmh-body-190mm

simple

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Note quite - the Bwoah is based on the Valkyrie - the Vulcan is another beast yet to come hopefully