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Gorgeous!

Hi Stef,

Thank you for the update.

I would prefer the body as standard, without the wide arches, unless that's not an option.

I will ask my Corvette club to see if anyone else is interested so that you can get up to the run number of 8 as you advised.

Thank you again, and hope the early C3 body shell is one step closer.

Kind regards.

Gary

I had opportunity to have a "model" at home for reference now.
it's a 69' Stingray body that will be used as plug for various stuff

Stef: Fabulous!

I always thought this was their best style.

As a 1/4 scale the C3 is long over due same for the Thomas Cheetah. As for the 1 to 1 C3, consider yourself a constant baby sitter that feeds it funds no matter what shape it's in.

don't worry for me Emilio, this one will never hit the road again. or maybe with 4 electric motors to move into its booth

Hi Stef,

Hope you are keeping well.

Looking like the C3 is moving closer, please let me know when you think you will be producing the body shells as I am still very interested.

Thank you

Kind regards

Gary.

sure having the real one helped me a lot to fix my 3d model

Positive news! Thank you. Stay safe.

Hi Stef

If you need any further photos, measurements my 1970 is almost exactly the same as the one you has as a reference.

Thanks and keep safe.

Kind regards

Gary

here is a new version, in 2012 I made a model to mill on a CNC, now I print a new one I made from a 3d model I bought.
I fix the errors on the model and make it printable. I will not use the printed model as bodyshell but only as a plug for my moulds.
43" long
I aslo made the chassis in 3D and found a small block to fit into, before I can afford a nitro V8...

Good work!

Hey Stephen, I follow this post for years and I am still interested to buy one Corvette body shell...

Best Regards from Berlin
Michael

Same here. Also a Bill Thomas Cheetah would be a 1st in 1/4 history.