[dr.olds]

The vans at walmart for a dollar,are great donors for wheels and nice detailed under carriage,here is the cutlass with the chevy wheels and tires ,they kinda look like the oldsmobile hub caps,and the chevette with the dodge van wheels.

 

[60sMetal]

That Olds looks super. I didn't know those van wheels swapped out like that. I'll have to get a few - a buck each at WM.

 

[eyecandy]

I like the Chevette!!!!!!

 

[BluntFronts]

Nice photo - your background looks really great.

Neat wheel swaps, too!

 

[Pablodragon]

....and the Chevette still looks like a 4x4! :lol:

gues it need sa wheels and chassis change...

 

[TheDarkCutlass]

that toronado does look sweet with those rims, they do look ike hubcaps that came on the car.

 

[Al Markin]

I do like variation, hub caps, and factory wheel covers are appropriate at times?

 

[snowman66]

Nice job on wheel swap. I seen those vans and bought a few of them.

 

[dmc874]

OK. I have to ask. Where did the Chevette come from? I kinda like it.

 

[CTWLSMIKE]

OK. I have to ask. Where did the Chevette come from? I kinda like it.

It came from Hell with the rest of the Chevettes.....:wave:

 

[dmc874]

It came from Hell with the rest of the Chevettes.....:wave:

It is almost a 1:1

 

[craftymore]

OK. I have to ask. Where did the Chevette come from? I kinda like it.

Motormax's American Graffiti series. The Chevettes are also now out in the Fresh Cherries line as well.

Try this other Hobbytalk thread for some other pics. The Chevette pictured in this thread is in the American Graffiti series only this one has had the flames removed.

crafty

 

[terry9911]

In the day of the Chevette, we use to call it the Shove-it or the poor man's Vette. I don't think I ever saw a Chevette in the American Graffiti movie.

 

[Midnightrun]

Look good to me!!! NICE!!!

:thumbsup: ---Midnightrun--- :wave:

 

[robertwadehall]

In the day of the Chevette, we use to call it the Shove-it or the poor man's Vette. I don't think I ever saw a Chevette in the American Graffiti movie.

It's weird..it seems like Motor Max is using the 'American Grafitti' name just as a brand with no connection to the movie, which was set in 1962, IIRC..