Need some help

I'm not a automotive modeler usually but car guys please correct me if I'm wrong but the MPC kit isn't a great kit to represent this build.  I've heard car builders often refer to MPC to mean a "Massive Pile of C- - -"! I'd look to a different manufacturer if there is one for this year and make.

tjs

The Revell-Monogram '66 GTO is a much better kit, but the '66 and '67 have a little different grille and taillight treatments.  Depending on how much detail you want, using the '67 only MPC parts to change the year of the '66 kit might yield better results. 

I've done that type of kitbash on other cars, but not a GTO.  It usually is not a lot of work and makes a convincing conversion.

For excellent aftermarket detail parts in general, Detail Master and Model Car Garage are hard to beat.

As to wheels and tires, AMT has done sets that are widely available both from sites like Ebay and Amazon, and from online hobby outlets like Hobbylinc.

Cheers, and good luck with your project! 

gregbale

For excellent aftermarket detail parts in general, Detail Master and Model Car Garage are hard to beat.

As to wheels and tires, AMT has done sets that are widely available both from sites like Ebay and Amazon, and from online hobby outlets like Hobbylinc.

Cheers, and good luck with your project! 

 

mustang1989

 

 

gregbale

For excellent aftermarket detail parts in general, Detail Master and Model Car Garage are hard to beat.

As to wheels and tires, AMT has done sets that are widely available both from sites like Ebay and Amazon, and from online hobby outlets like Hobbylinc.

Cheers, and good luck with your project! 

 

 

 

 

Greg's said what I was gonna say. I'll second Scale - Masters idea too.