old tweety pie kit

here's the Revell model of the tweety pie 2 with some deceint wheels and a wild motor, the motor is out of the Amt 53 studebaker kit which has been rereleased. Sorry about the pic was taken with old camera
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http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/244855tweedypielt.jpg

another great model.

HAHA 2 Blowers, I can imagine the speed if it were a real car (if it would of really ran:bloated: )

There is but one thing I have to say to express just how cool this T-bucket is.

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ENGINE=:shocked:

Grat work

nice model

Great T-bucket man!!!:cool:

Originally posted by Blowncivic1320
HAHA 2 Blowers, I can imagine the speed if it were a real car (if it would of really ran:bloated: )

In like the 60's thats what the harcore dudes did. Back then the landspeed record was held by "cars" (they were saltflat racecars) with 4 blown Chevy engines.:eek:

Pontiacs. Mickey Thompson's Challenger 1 used four blown Pontiacs. I'll assume that's the car you're talking about, since it was the next to last wheel driven car to hold the LSR. The last being Donald Campbell's Bluebird

Revell actually offered in the 60's and again in the 80's a highly detailed, wonderfully accurate, painful to assemble (about as fiddly as a Fujimi Enthusiast series kit, with only a skosh less detail) kit of the Challenger 1. It's well worth building, or grabbing if you need a lot of drag tuned Pontiac 421's. :angel:

Thats awesome. i wouldnt mind havin that for some fun in real life!