Corvette 'Cheetah'
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2007
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I think they only "sold" a hand full of them back in the 60's. I remember seeing one in Pittsburgh on the streets and then at the world of Wheels. (It was probably called something else back then but it was the national custom car show) Hard core ride for sure.
Rumor is that a guy near Pgh still has an original, supposed to live in Churchill I believe.
Rumor is that a guy near Pgh still has an original, supposed to live in Churchill I believe.
only one I've ever seen was in the 80's tucked away in the back of a closed down gas station in Salem Massachusetts. I think it was white.
If I could afford a 'real' one, I'd be driving a '67 big block coupe. Soooooo... I'd be okay with a fiberglass clone
Pro
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Albuquerque New Mexico
Looks kinda "squeebish" to me - just a word I made up that came to mind. I think the frame/engine would look better on it's own - just not feelin it.
I love the AFX slot car with the spongy tires & mag wheels - I think that's where my passion for cars stemmed from back in the day. All the tires are crumbling though last time I opened the box.
I love the AFX slot car with the spongy tires & mag wheels - I think that's where my passion for cars stemmed from back in the day. All the tires are crumbling though last time I opened the box.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: SAN FRANCISCO CA
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Peekskill NY
