1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28
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2 21 June 2020, 08:32
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Much better with the rims and no high jackers. I never liked high jackers. Not on a model kit, not on real cars. I can remeber, that I had such a modell too but I can't find it on my list *thinking*
23 June 2020, 21:41
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No Paint - thats what i built in the beginning in this hobby.
Defenitly one of my first builts (near my unpainted GTO 288) and he survived with all spareparts in my collection. in the mid 2000s i changed the wheels, lowered the rear axle (Highjacker before and Centerlines), painted the interior from red/grey to black. Looks better now.