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im at the local hobby shop picking up paint for my overdose of strombecker body restorations im doing . i walk through the model section and see boxes of die cast 1/32 inertia cars. so i flip one over and look at the mounting holes and think..oh cool. 5 bucks and possible fun. at the least itll look good as a static car on my track. i get it home and take it apart , make 2 1/4inch brass post extensions and Voila....slap on a sebring chassis and have a go. its heavy but runs and drive like a champ. smooth as silk with all the weight on it. for 5 bucks... it takes 10 seconds to change the body off. i love these sebring chassis's. i think ill order 3 more.

i might just add some race decals to this lil guy.

VERY NEAT!!!

I like it, looks excellent and great detail with the opening door....

...Good work Sir :)

I was never one to be that brave to chuck a diecast body on the track, but this opens a whole new world to me. Thanks mate!

fortunately being a 1/32 scale die cast on the sebring chassis.... the good magnets keep her upright for the most part. but i had no issue when she decided to deslot and fly down the track.

Very cool. Looks really tough.

That is very cool!

I have cars with headlights taillights, and brake lights. But I don't have any cars with side doors that open. Fine conversion.

For 5 bucks that's a great find. The wheels and tires look great on it too. Jim

Awesome conversion! Any chance you have Ninco Vette for comparison? I need to find a source for a hard top.

dont have a ninco vette , but theres another thread about some vettes that actually stirred this idea when i saw the die cast. thanks for the compliments guys. i thought it was kinda neat as wel.

Awesome find, and you can't beat that price.

Opens some doors for sure! I'm with Jim, those wheels/tires look great!