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never heard of that version but I beat it looked good! we had a lil ole lady and man that drove a black 71-2 Comet to church. they passed but the family got the car.

I thought they were factory jobs! If memory serves me correctly, the roof reminded me of a late 60's-early 70's Fairlane.

in South America...wish one of "immigrants" would drive one up here to sell:)

longer wheelbase and I believe that gave them a better weight break...now, if they only had allowed station wagons

Wife was at the dentist so I took a trip to the local hobby shop that sells new and older stuff on commission. Looked up and down the aisles with nothing catching my eye. Went thru an area in the opposite direction and saw some packaged stock cars at ankle level. Barely peeking out behind one...

I'll take a 70 Swinger in blue with a 340/4-speed combo...dyno-tuned and scoped.

how 'bout something like this?

Thanks! Other than the color, that is the way I envisioned building the kit. Now that you've done it, I don't have to.

you could make a Zingers car out of it...I've got a 1/6 street Hemi engine here you could put in it. Find some 1/20 scale slicks and skinnies, make a straight axle...maybe I'll look for a kit myself. What are your plans for it?

https://www.banditresins.com/1971_demon.html

offered to drive the wife down south (Homer Glen) for cat food and groceries. While she was looking at cat food at the grocery store, I wandered off to look at Hot Wheels and such. Meet a young couple where the wife was looking thru the individual cars wondering if there were any treasure hunt...

that's why I try to post pictures when I get new stuff. they end up in a box in the room somewhere. just ask my wife about "boxes".

pictures?

remember when you were a kid and if you were good at the a) dentist or b) doctor or c) hair cut or d) whenever, your parents might get you a toy. just a little one but something none=the-less. so Saturday, my wife and I went shopping at various stores. this is usually just her thing to do on...

sometimes simple is best and do it just to have fun. like 'em both.

maybe next pay check, I'll order a case of cars. wonder what goodies will show up in there?

saw this at Target, really debated paying $5.99 but said "what the phooey!, our 64 Impala SW was this color". so I brought it home. looked up AutoWorld and they list the cars for $7.49! what a deal... and no, I'm not going back for more. I'm happy with the one I have.

you'll need a step ladder to prime the injectors if that was a real car. I like the opening deck lid and steelies. Nice work!

Yikes! When I was out of work in the late 80's for a couple months, I spent lots of time at WalMart, Toys R Us and other stores looking for Hot Wheels. Remember the two cars in one pack for 99 cents? Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end...

I've got a beat up original in the carrying case collection. So now they are doing larger scale cars? Vacuum form a body and make a slot car...nobody else would have one!

Top 10 Most Valuable Hot Wheels Cars I have two of them...but without the high dollar incorrect name or mis-numbered package.

which ONES? guess I could make a junkyard diorama...if I cleaned out a room to set it up.

what tool is it? it looks like a c-clamp with a special socket for the rivet to fit in? asking cause I've got a bunch of these I "could" restore...someday:)

if only the full size ones were that easy to restore

not mine and not really sure what I was looking up when I came across this...but it and the site is interesting. Enjoy! Richard Petty Chrysler Turbine Stock Car Concept with Daytona Transporter Truck

KOOL! where is the miniature cycle and rider?

what about using parts from the altered wheelbase AMT Mustang?

It'll buff out...

better than on a shelf and having to dust everything