1967 Pontiac GTO

If you are looking for a fairly good cheap model to build and you have extra parts you can build a great car. with plenty of engine room you can put a bigger engine with headers or whatever else you want to use.the body was great but the other parts needed a lot of trimming and TLC otherwise its a fairly decent model

This kit had a lots, lots of flash to trim. Also the rear bumper was unusable- the bumper was only half molded. The exhaust pipes hung too low, I guess I could have used a heat gun to fix it but, I don't have one. The things good I can say are: the body is near perfect and the hood fit well. Unless you are very patient and can make parts yourself ( bumper) I would steer clear of MPC models.

This kit leaves a lot to be desired. This was my first MPC kit. The body detail was clean and impressive but the rest of the kit. Crap! The chrome tree's were horrible. It was like there was a double dose of chrome on the parts. so thick it distorted the detail and you couldn't hardly read the numbers to match on the instructions. Tons of flash on all parts. The engine looked lost in the huge engine bay. No details. The radiator was a separate part but was like 116 thick. Like a piece of paper. Make sure you pre fit the rear tail lights. They would not fit at all. I almost ruined my paint job trying to get them in. Eventually just flipped them around and used the flat part of the red transparent lights. I do not like to give bad reviews, but this kit was not very good.