Looking for 1968 Corvette Kit

[Hiroboy]

I want to make this car for a friend


Does anyone know of a good kit, being from the UK we don't have these US car kits, I'm looking for a quality kit not a snap together toy kit

Thanks in advance

Steve

[bah humbug]

Yes there are 1968 covette kits, they are 2n1. They sell them in the US and I think they still do I built one when I was new to the hobby but wrecked it, don't ask. It also has pretty cool flame decals, BTW it's a revell kit. You can search e-bay, you'll probably find one for cheaper
than store price.

[bah humbug]

Go here http://search.ebay.com/search/search...combine=y&st=2

[Midnight Racer]

I built the 72 Vette convertible/hardtop.Same car.look at my sig.It 's an AMT kit.Just look for my post.

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Try the Model Roundup. www.modelroundup.com

They have both in stock-the '68 2-in-one convertible (you need this kit for the small block hood), and the '69 coupe listed as a 429 but it's a 427. It's discontinued, but they have them in stock, also they have a current Baldwin Motion '69 that would give you the proper coupe body. These Revell kits are excellent. I've built the '68 convertible.



These rims don't come w/the kit. The kit has rally wheels like the one you want to build.

[Murco]

Originally posted by ZoomZoomMX-5
Try the Model Roundup. www.modelroundup.com

They have both in stock-the '68 2-in-one convertible (you need this kit for the small block hood), and the '69 coupe listed as a 429 but it's a 427. It's discontinued, but they have them in stock, also they have a current Baldwin Motion '69 that would give you the proper coupe body. These Revell kits are excellent. I've built the '68 convertible.

Here is the '69 Coupe.

To convert the body to a '68 you'll need to create back-up lamps under the rear bumpers and "french" a door lock button in each door. The door panels are also different between, use the ones in the convertible.
Ignore my horrificly undersized tires!!

[Hiroboy]

Thanks Guys

Steve

[Joe Ortiz]

Hiroboy, you can also try this link http://www.plastic-models.com/.
Joe