RMX14512, 1/25 1971 Mustang Boss 351
Introduced at the 1964 New York World’s Fair, Ford’s Mustang became an instant hit. By 1971, Mustang was wearing the original pony car’s third restyling. Sleeker than previous Mustangs, the ‘71 followed the classic American design formula of longer, lower, and wider.
Key Features
All New Tooling
Highly Detailed Boss 351-Specific “Cleveland” V-8
Engine Compartment Features Many Separate Details
Interior Includes Separate Door Panels
Extensive Decal Sheet Includes Boss 351 Graphics In Silver And Black
Molded In White And Clear With Chrome Plated Parts And Soft Black Tires
In The Box
(1) 1/25 1971 Mustang Boss 351 Kit
1/25 Ford Bronco
This 9.25x6.5 inch package contains Ford Bronco Model Kit: 120+ pieces, glue, paint and instructions. Tools not included. Expected build time: 7+ hours. Recommended ages 14 years and up. WARNING: Choking Hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years.
RMX854416, Revell Germany 1/25 '70 Plymouth AAR Cuda Model Car Kit
Revell 1/25 '70 Plymouth AAR Cuda Model Car Kit. With "Pony Car" racing becoming intense in the late 60's Plymouth enlisted the help of Dan Gurney. Gurney being a famous racer in his own right helped to create the iconic AAR Cuda! In order to compete on the track, the companies needed to offer street legal versions with the right equipment. The 1970 AAR Cuda was born. Using a combination of the Mopar 340 engine and aggressive aero package Plymouth hit a home run making a vehicle that is instantly recognizable.
Features:
Detailed 340 c.i. engine with "Six Pack".
Unique hood design.
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
Specifications:
Skill Level: 5
Scale: 1/25
Length: 8"
Width: 3"
Height: 2.125"
Number of Parts: 143
This product was added to our catalog on June 17, 2022
An all-new Pontiac® Firebird® was introduced for 1970 and represented a new high for Pontiac styling with the introduction of air dams and a rear spoiler. With a 400 cubic inch engine and a four speed trans equipped with standard Hurst shifter, as well as complete instrumentation, including a tach turned on its side to red line at 12 o'clock just like a racecar, the new Firebird completed the performance image.
Detailed 400 Ram Air V-8 with shaker hood induction system.
Choice of stock rally wheels and tires or custom 19" wheels with low profile tires.
Optional factory stock or custom decals.
Tampo printed whitewalls.
Molded in white, transparent red and clear with chrome plated parts and black vinyl tires.
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Features
Turbocharged 4.3 liter 285 hp V-6 engine.
Detailed all-wheel-drive drivertrain.
Opening hood and tailgate.
Optional 3-panel rear window.
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
Overview
The Chevy® S-10™ was first introduced in 1982. It was the first small size pickup truck to be designed and built domestically by the big 3 auto companies. There had been other small pickups, but those were rebadged imports. This model is the first generation of the truck, which lasted until to 1993. The S-10 is now into its third generation. When building the S-10, GM used many off the shelf parts from other vehicles. Mostly these parts came from GM’s G-body line of intermediate cars. At the same time a GMC® version was offered and was named the S-15 Sonoma™. Many different engines and transmissions were offered in both lines including a diesel engine.
