4th-Dec-20, 06:12 PM
They look very cool!
Broken body posts are often a scratch-builders dream. You can usually get the car at a discount. Then take it home and remove all the old residue from the broken posts and install Evergreen styrene tubing with brass inserts. They are sometimes better than the original posts.
Here's an old Strombecker Chaparral 2D that was updated. Don't ask me where the green colour came from. I had to add a small piece of flat sheet at the rear window to support the rear post. I hope this inspires you to look for old bodies with broken posts. These are merely opportunites under a different name.
Broken body posts are often a scratch-builders dream. You can usually get the car at a discount. Then take it home and remove all the old residue from the broken posts and install Evergreen styrene tubing with brass inserts. They are sometimes better than the original posts.
Here's an old Strombecker Chaparral 2D that was updated. Don't ask me where the green colour came from. I had to add a small piece of flat sheet at the rear window to support the rear post. I hope this inspires you to look for old bodies with broken posts. These are merely opportunites under a different name.

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