Vintage 1965 Corvette Grand Sport Hugger in Orange slot car 1/24 scale - Pre-Ord

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This slot car is nearly complete, but due to a "Certain" virus i am stuck waiting on the correct gears hence the body shot only, the chassis is on my jig in my shop waiting for parts, if your interested, let me know, it is the same chassis style as the Red and White Corvette Grand Sports that i have listed but i am upgrading the motor to a 40k RPM motor at this listed price, or for a little less you can have the 26k RPM motor installed.
Wheel design will differ depending on which RPM motor you want.
Hugger Orange with custom Tan Interior
Accurate Miniatures 1/24 Scale Slot Car
A beautiful 1965 Corvette Grand Sport build in 64’ as a 65’ model year race car.
Lightweight plastic body with extensive modifications & upgrades
High Performance Brass & Steel Chassis
26k RPM Motor – Optional 40k RPM Motor AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL COST
New Wheels with rubber & silicon tires
Runs super smooth & fast
"Hugger
Orange
"
with custom Tan Interior
Get the best of both worlds with a vintage body on a high performance chassis with easily accessible usable parts, IE: tires, screw type wheels, heavy duty pick-up guide with brass braids and more.
The 4 signature Corvette headlight holes house an analog aftermarket front headlight set which is INCLUDED on this custom Corvette
Custom build prototype 1965 C2 Corvette Grand Sport with custom bodyside exhaust pipes and upgraded hood.
As the 1965 model year approached, the design team behind the Chevy Corvette continued to refine the overall design of the
C2
Sting Ray, making only minor cosmetic changes in the process.  Instead, the focus for the second-generation’s third year centralized on some significant mechanical upgrades that would vastly improve the Corvette’s already impressive handling and drivability.
DID YOU KNOW: Starting with the 1964 model year (and lasting thru 1967), some Corvette bodies were supplied by Dow-Smith (located in Ionia, Michigan.) Dow-Smith is a division of the A.0. Smith Company. Also, while it is true that the C2 Corvette did introduce the factory installation of bodyside exhaust pipes, they were not a factory option until 1965.
The most notable change to the outward appearance of the Grand Sport was the change in hood design from the four slot upward angled vents to a two slot front facing set of scoop indentations, which had issues in wet weather which had caused a host of problems at Sebring and other events by allowing water to fall into the engine bay and often the air filters and fuel system. In addition to this change the bodyside exhaust pipes also became a factory option in 1965 adding a noticeable presence to the car.
video and more pictures with a run around our test track are coming soo3