Does anyone know if the body shell used in the Life-Like Action Accessory pack is unique? (The ''chassis'' certainly is!)

It is a black/silver 80s looking stockcar with #7 on the roof and side and LIR on the hood

http://www.walthers.com/prodimage/0433/04330000009499.gif

It looks like the 'compacted' T-Bird. Rokar made these bodies.

Is the color scheme unique?

I can take a close up picture if it helps

I have that, but I bought ion ebay and there was body on it

a very cool add on though

I'd like to sell the car once I have had a play with the device.

Neat little hazzard. First I've seen of that one. Let us know how it works out. :thumbsup::thumbsup: rr

I have that black #7 body that i bought as just the body from a hobby store it has #7 on the hood though an not the LIR, so yours may be a body you can only get in the accessory pack

The black T-Bird # 7 came in set 9567 with the # 46 T-Bird pictured.
It was released in 1998.

Many,

Did it have LIR on the hood?

If not maybe this would interest LL completeists, and I could raise a few bucks for my club.

The # 7 T-Bird set car did have LIR in the hood.

I'm actually suprised that many people are interested in the whole "Lifelike line"

Lifelike made some great cars... The Aussie "supercars" are pretty collectable, and the older Thunderbird style like the #7 being talked about is getting harder to find in the various Nascar paint schemes.

The best cars are by far the older line of Rokar/Amrac. The Porsches and Datsuns in my opinion are pretty sweet and getting expensive to collect in NOS or near mint form. The HO Cox cars are not for the faint of heart. The Indys are pretty popular as well...

This line may never compare to Tyco, Afx, etc but all in all some nice paint jobs and once you replaced the old Amrac with a newer ROkar M-car chassis or LL chassis you had a pretty quick, light weight, low slung machine...

-Marc and Marcus