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With a little careful heat gun work you could turn that '69 lexan body into a '70. That split in the grill will mold back with the right encouragement and the right tool, I.E. flat screwdriver..

I wish I had a set of those foamies too, I love those dish wheels, Do you know if they made them for 12th scale chassis too? They'd be perfect with a Porsche 956 or 962 body...

They almost look like CVD's for a Tamiya Sand Scorcher/Rough Rider.

I have that porsche 930 slant nose body unpainted. I always wondered what it would fit.

Hey William, could you list what parts you have used so far?

Looks like you guys had a blast, I only hope I can make it up there next year...

Looking good William! Are they the Kline arms? What screw set are you using? I likes all 'dem shiny screws!

Cool pics, but you ought to label them who's who.....

Very nice looking car! On a side note, here in NJ, there's a 24 Hour on road endurance race called the 24 hours of Jackson. The team cracks open the box, builds the car, paints it, installs the light kit, and starts running for 24 hours. They use current Tamiya TT-01 chassis cars. It's a blast!! And...

Hey, if you dont have the sticker sets that came with it I have them in my for sale section, I had 2 of those speed controls, one worked great and the other spent 6 months at tekin!

All good!

Social distortion playing right now.

Warsteiner for me....

Welcome to the forum! you definitely came to the right place! Whichever route you plan to take with the rebuild (Stock w/modern electrics, or full on new old race build) the knowledgebase here is priceless. Keep the questions coming too, they'll get answered!

It'd be great if they'd also redo the Porsche 956 body and bring out all the decal sets, Rothmans, Newman, Skoal, But I'm sure the tobacco references won't let them be made......Like the Rothmans logo's becoming "Racing" logos....