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Here's a pic of one of my favorite Scorpions, first seen the pic of it on rcchopshop years ago.
Was very lucky to be able to buy the rear cage, a part you never see for sale.
Will list parts used and more pics when I cut them down for upload.

Super cool project Mike, love to see more picture ASAP

Very cool right down to the holiday buggy rear wheels

WOW exact replica with all true vintage correct parts,

Let´s see more

I like how you took the photo in black and white to match the original ad.

looks like a color photo he took to me.

I tried to get the same pose as the original, not exact but close.
And Hugger you are right it was a color pic that I greyscaled.
Will get the pics resized and post them.
Have searched all over for more pics of the original, have only seen the 1 pic from the catalog.

Hop Up parts used

"CRP"
Aluminum Cage
CVD's
Holiday Buggy aluminum wheel covers
Rough Rider Chrome Plastic front wheel covers
Sway Bar
Tie Rods
Heavy Duty Steering Kit
Front Arm Shaft
Front and Rear Wheel Hubs and Adapters
Shock Tower Support
Rear Shock Adapter
Shock Collars and Springs Front and Rear
Adjustable Motor Mount
Counter Gear
Servo Saver Support
Front Bumper
Nerf Wings
Skid Plate
Rear Suspension Plates and Pivot Pins
Button Head Screws

"MIP"
Super Stock Aluminum Diff and Hardened Outdrives

"Kyosho"
CB-88 Shocks (polished)

"Rerelease Parts"
Radio Tub
Cage and Body

"Tamiya"
Rough Rider Front Tires and Front Inner Wheels
Holiday Buggy Rear Inner Wheels

"Bolink"
Holiday Buggy Rear Tires

You have to lose that new body, plastic roller bar and roof Mike.

very cool i just finished up my parma parts ad tribute car. also posted mine up on the site.

I hear you Lars
I will admit I was torn on using the re re parts, I may end up changing them at some point, it's just so nice to have new parts to work with.
Absolutely no pain or discomfort was felt in cutting the roller cage to fit, or drilling a hole in the tub for the servo saver support
Have the same dilemma on a couple of more builds, and will probably go the same way with them.

Really nice Mike.