Pontiac Grand Prix GTP

Well then here is a bit of fun for you.  Here is mine.

http://www.gtpworld.com/

No problem! I have a 2000 GTP. Would love to have a kit of the car, but I'm guessing sales of the old style were pretty lame so no new kit.

Here's mine:

crispy2007 wrote:

Nothing for 1999.   Revell produced the 1989 Grand Prix SE, 1989 Grand Prix Turbo, 1990 Grand Prix coupe, 1991 Grand Prix GTP and 1992 Grand Prix GTP. Oddly enough the kits are starting to get harder to find.   The only other thing I think you could do is purchase a NASCAR Grand Prix kit and heavily modify it. It will be a huge undertaking though. Chris

Thanks Chris,

If anyone ever wants a detail shot of the real  motor just let me know here.

StephenLawson wrote:

Greetings all; Does anyone know of a kit for the Pontiac Grand Prix GTP?  Specifically 1999.  But any might do.

Nothing for 1999.

Revell produced the 1989 Grand Prix SE, 1989 Grand Prix Turbo, 1990 Grand Prix coupe, 1991 Grand Prix GTP and 1992 Grand Prix GTP.

Oddly enough the kits are starting to get harder to find. 

The only other thing I think you could do is purchase a NASCAR Grand Prix kit and heavily modify it. It will be a huge undertaking though.

Chris

StephenLawson wrote:

Greetings all; Does anyone know of a kit for the Pontiac Grand Prix GTP?  Specifically 1999.  But any might do.

Stephen,

I don't remember off the top of my head.  I know Revellogram did some early 90's Nascar Grand Prix stockers, but probably not what you're looking for.  Go to www.rocketfin.com click on the model car links and look for the used kit sellers.  Fred Sterns over at Fred's Model World usually has some interesting stuff, but you gotta quick (read warp 10) about placing an order as his stuff is usually gone as soon as it hits the web.  I've never dealt with them, but Model Roundup might have what you're looking for as well as Gaslight.  I dealt with Dean over at Dean's Hobby Stop 5-6 year ago when I was building my Vette collection, he's a good guy.  For some reason there's no link at rocketfin, but here's his address www.deanshobbystop.com .  You might also try the used kit vendors in the back of FSM as well.  Hope this helps.