Monogram Cars Catalogue

2444 '78 Corvette Indy Pace Car 1:24. The pace car version of the classic 1978 Corvette Kit includes painting instructions and decals for the official "Indy 500" car and optional clear roof panels. Hood opens to show detailed L82 350 c.i. V8 engine. SKILL 3.

2459 '69 Camaro Indy Pace Car 1:25 Back in '69, this was the one that led the pack. The Classic Camero Pace car with all the authentic graphics. Includes powerful 396 Chevy engine and optional up or down position convertible tops. SKILL 2

2460 96 Mustang Cobra Convertible 1:25. Step aside for the latest version of the new generation Mustang. Features: Revised hood, taillights, rear spoiler and all-new double overhead cam 4.8 liter engine. SKILL 2.

2461 64 Pontiac GTO 2 n1. 1:24 Conceived and styled in secrecy, without the knowledge of even the top brass at GM, the GTO is considered by many to be the first muscle car. Kit contains all-new optional wheels, hood and engine parts. SKILL 2.

2470 '65 Chevy Impala SS 396 1:25 The most popular of the '60's Impalas, especially with today's low rider set. Features: Big 396 engine and a highly detailed interior with center console and bucket seats. SKILL 2.

2471 #28 Havoline Thunderbird 1:24 At the 1996 Daytona 500, driver Ernie Irvan returned to the wheel of the #28 Texaco / Havoline Ford for his 200th career start in a race he won in 1991. This kit depicts Ernie's ride for the 1996 season. The Thunderbird body includes the latest aerodynamic enhancements, such as roof and cowl vent flaps, rear window rails, and streamlined "roof cam". The body lifts off to reveal a new updated suspension and completely new Ford engine and cooling system, Butler Built contoured racing seat, and interior mounted cooling air duct hoses. SKILL 3.

2472 #88 Ford Quality Care Thunderbird 1:24 Dale Jarrett's number 88 Ford Quality Care Thunderbird made dramatic first-place finishes at 1996's prestigious Daytona 500 and Brickyard 400. 1996 finds stock car racing drawing its biggest crowds and Monogram's newest Thunderbirds represent the sport's biggest stars. Each car features a detailed roll cage, Ford racing engine and vinyl tires surrounding nine-hole Basset wheels. Each T-bird is molded in white and finishes in colorful, accurate graphics. SKILL 3

2479 #5 Kellogg's Monte Carlo 1:24. In 1994 Kellogg's and driver Terry Labonte switched over to the Hendrick Motorsports team for a full scale assault on the championship since winning it in 1984. Features: Goodyear Racing Eagle tires; Side window air scoops. SKILL 3.

2483 #3 Olympic Tribute Monte Carlo Stock Car. 1:24. SKILL 3.

2484 #29 Cartoon Network Monte Carlo 1:24 Driven by 1993 Grand National Champion, Steve Grissom, the #29 car is owned by Diamond Ridge Racing Team which underwent a new look in 1996 with Hanna-Barbera sponsorship. This kit features bright Cartoon Network character graphics on Monte Carlo bodywork; including advancements such as roof and cowl flaps. Other features include a Laughlin front-steer superspeedway chassis, with single-shock suspension, belt-driven oil recirculation pumps on both engine and rear end, Butler Built contoured driver's seat, and interior mounted cooling air duct hoses. SKILL 3.

2485 #29 World Championship Wrestling Monte Carlo 1:24 Driven by 1993 Grand National Champion, Steve Grissom, the #29 car is owned by Diamond Ridge Racing Team which underwent a new look in 1996 with the WCW primary sponsorship. This kit features bold royal purple and gold WCW colors slashing across streamlined Monte Carlo bodywork; including advancements such as roof and cowl flaps. Other features include a Laughlin front-steer superspeedway chassis, with single-shock suspension, belt-driven oil recirculation pumps on both engine and rear end, Butler Built contoured driver's seat, and interior mounted cooling air duct hoses. SKILL 3.

2486 #94 McDonald's Thunderbird 1:24 Bill Elliott of Elliott-Harding Racing commands the strikingly beautiful number 94 McDonald's Thunderbird. 1996 finds stock car racing drawing its biggest crowds and Monogram's newest Thunderbirds represent the sport's biggest stars. Each car features a detailed roll cage, ford racing engine and vinyl tires surrounding nine-hole Basset wheels. Each T-bird is molded in white and finishes in colorful graphics. SKILL 3.

2715 '70 Chevelle 1:24. One of Detroit's most outstanding muscle cars. Kit has alternate wheels, tires, engine parts and decals. Features: Choice of interiors; Optional side pipes. SKILL 2.

2716 '78 Pontiac Trans Am 1:24. Trans Am with powerful V-8 engine, air dam, wheel fairings, spoiler. Features: Optional graphics; Molded in black. SKILL 2.

2717 '78 Camaro Z-28 1:24. Popular Chevy performance car...in any version. Features: Optional interiors; Three wheel options. SKILL 2.

2718 '32 Ford Roadster Street Rod 1:24. The charisma of the '30s is portrayed in this flamed '32 Ford Roadster! This full fendered street rod is powered by a modified V-8 and rides on spoked wire wheels. Features: Top up or down; Flame decal sheet. SKILL 2.

2719 '39 Chevy Coupe 1:24. The flowing lines of the '39 Chevy Coupe reveal one of the hottest shapes for contemporary street rods. Distinguished by headlamps blended into the fenders, this slick coupe is powered by a 427 c.i.d. rat motor. Features: Custom wheels; Cutaway engine side panels. SKILL 2.

2724 '65 'Vette Black Rat 1:24. What can you say about a '65 'Vette? That it's one of the most famous of the Stingrays , America's only sports car? That it's one of the most desirable collector's cars of the '60s? Both are true. Features: Molded in high gloss black; Customizing parts. SKILL 2.

2728 '70 Boss 429 Mustang 1:24. In a breathtaking power evolution, the original pony car went from a 289 V-8 in its initial release to the big block 429 in 1970. Kit includes optional dual 4-barrel carburetors on a high-rise manifold and Shelby mag wheels. Features: Customizing engine parts; Optional wheels. SKILL 2.

2729 '70 Dodge Challenger 1:24. Dodge's pony car was the Challenger. It more than held its own in hot company with the outstanding 340 c.i.d. small block engine, which always seemed able to find a little more power than the competition. Refresh the memory of this quick, stylish car by building your version from this wonderful kit. Features: Optional blower engine; Optional paint guide and markings. SKILL 2.

2730 '70 Plymouth GTX 1:24. The muscle for this muscle car was provided by the famous 440 c.i.d. wedge motor. Build this big block coupe stock with six-pack carburetor; or as an almost invincible street machine with dual quad carburetors on a high-rise manifold pushing up through the cutout hood. Features: Optional engine parts; Mag wheels. SKILL 2.

2731 '86 Chevy Monte Carlo 1:24. The last of the famous Monte Carlo SS, V-8 powered, rear wheel drive, high performance coupes. NASCAR-inspired aerodynamics, cast wheels, small block engine, and specially tuned suspension on Goodyear tires. The Monte Carlo SS went out in style. SKILL 2.

2733 Paddy Wagon Show Rod 1:24. This striking black and gold rod fascinates all who see it! From the simulated brass radiator to the distinctive "C" cab, this is one of the most exciting show rods ever built. Features: "Brass" plated parts; Show rod body style. SKILL 2.

2758 '70 Plymouth Superbird 1:24. Wild and unusual, the striking Superbird was created to compete in stock car racing. To be legal on the super speedways, limited production variants were produced. This 'muscle car' was powered by a 440 wedge, fitted with three deuces. Features: Detailed tri-carb engine; Unique Superbird body. SKILL 2.

2769 Lamborghini Countach LP 500S 1:24. The aggressive Countach has been challenged, but never surpassed, as the world's most famous supercar. Features: Removable engine cover; Molded in white. SKILL 2.

2781 '53 Chevy Bel Air 2'n1 1:24. This baby was called the King of American cars during the '50s. The '53 Chevy Bel Air, pretty slick with its two-tone paint and overhead valve six is still respected today by street rodders and collectors. This kit includes extra parts and decals for building either as a stock or custom version. Features: Moon hubcap wheels; Stock interior. SKILL 2.

2782 Testarossa Convertible 1:24. This model sports a fuel injected, flat 12-cylinder motor, luxurious 2-place interior and optional tops. Features: Complete accurate interior; Ferrari cast wheels. SKILL 2.

2788 Porsche 911 Slant Nose 1:24. Having evolved into a high performance legend, the 911 turbo is a world class sports machine. Features: Option top up or down; Whale-tail engine cover. SKILL 2.

2794 '70 Pontiac Trans Am 1:24. The dawn of the '70s saw the introduction of a totally new generation of the popular Pontiac Firebird. The Trans Am was powered by a 455 cu. in. V-8. Features: Shaker hood; Detailed T/A engine. SKILL 2.

2800 '57 Chevy Coupe 1:12. This remarkable model captures the feel and the details of the best-loved year of America's favorite car. The Bel-Air hardtop can be completed as a stock fuel-injection car or in street or strip modified form. Features: Street or strip engine, engine wiring details. SKILL 2.

2801 '67 Corvette 3 1:12. The 1967s were the last and most refined of the 'mid-year' Corvettes. This striking model authentically recalls the ultimate collector car, a big block, with factory side pipes and cast wheels. Features: Optional hoods, engines, customizing parts and details. SKILL 3.

2910 Ferrari Testarossa 1:24. This kit sports a detailed chassis, simulated independent suspension, and complete engine bay. Features: Highly detailed boxer engine; Euro style interior. SKILL 2.

2923 '70 Boss 302 Mustang 1:24. This limited production version of the Boss 302 road racer coupled a 5.0 liter V-8 with a modified suspension to yield an impressive high performance creation. The model is molded in competition yellow. Features: Chrome optional Ford wheels; Louvered rear window. SKILL 2.

2924 '57 Corvette Roadster 1:24. This American legend has become a collector's classic! Molded in white, the model has detailed body, chassis and interior. Hood opens to show the fuel injected V-8 engine. Features: Classic fuel injection engine; Authentic interior. SKILL 2.

2925 '65 Corvette Coupe 1:24. The first of the 'big blocks,' this sleek Stingray set new standards in Corvette performance. The model is realistically detailed throughout. Hood opens to show the 396 c.i.d. V-8 engine. Features: Authentic styled wheels; High performance hood. SKILL 2.

2935 25th Anniversary Lamborghini 1:24. This exotic automobile commemorates a quarter century of supercar production by Ferrucio Lamborghini. This model sports the distinctively styled bodywork and 5.2 liter, V-12 engine. Features: One-of-a-kind body style; Authentic rims and tires. SKILL 2.

2943 '71 Hemi 'Cuda 426 1:24. Sheathed in the aerodynamic Plymouth Barracuda body, it was powered by the famous Mopar 'elephant' motor...the 426 Hemi. Features: Molded in "Plum Crazy" purple; Rear wing and louvers. SKILL 2.

2953 Mustang GT Convertible 1:24. This dreamboat is a modern version of the famous Ford "Pony" cars. The model captures all the details and the sporty style of the real car. Kit includes removable 'ragtop,' optional boot and 5.0 liter V-8 engine with 5-speed transmission. Features: Chrome wheels; Luggage rack. SKILL 2.

2956 Porsche 911 Turbo 1:24. The classic Porsche 911 Turbo is a high performance legend with a design that was first produced over 20 years ago. Each year, Porsche engineers continue to refine this enduring car. Features: Molded in black; Detailed engine. SKILL 2.

2957 '59 Cadillac Eldorado 1:25. In American car design, the 1950s were known as the decade of chrome. Each year the automotive manufacturers would compete for more lavish, bigger, and bolder designs. In 1959 the Cadillac Division of General Motors Corporation produced the most striking of them all: The Eldorado Biarritz. The '59 Cadillac was as innovative as it was distinctive. It broke new ground with luxuries, such as cruise control and automatic dimmer. Features: Top up or down; Bucket or bench seats; Chrome foil trim. SKILL 3.

2964 '93 Camaro Z28 Indy TM Pace Car 1:25. The '93 Camaro is new from the wheels up. It has 16 Goodyear GSC unidirectional asymmetrical tires that are powered by a 5.7 liter, 275 hp. LT-1 V-8 engine. Features: Indy Pace Car graphics; Molded in black. SKILL 2.

2965 Firebird Trans Am 1:25. Pontiac excitement continued in 1993 with an all new car from the ground up. Pontiac's commitment to its tradition of performance shows in the Trans Am with GM's 5.7 liter, 275 hp port-fuel injected LT-1 engine. Features: New Goodyear 16" GSC tires; Detailed interior. SKILL 2.

2967 Mustang GT Hardtop 1:25. Through 30 years of fun and excitement, the popular Mustang has thrived on a concept of powerful performance at a reasonable price. In 1994 the Mustang got an all new appearance to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Features: Detailed engine and suspension. SKILL 2.

2968 '67 Corvette 427 Roadster 1:25. The last of the desirable "mid-year" Sting Rays, the '67 Vette was and still is the ultimate Corvette collectible. Features: Detailed 427 engine; Top up or top down option. SKILL 2.

2969 Mustang GT350R 1:24. As if building a race car that was street legal wasn't enough, Carroll Shelby took production GT350s and finished them into full race cars. Features: Special rear window, Race wheels; Competition interior. SKILL 2.

2970 Lotus Esprit Sport 300 1:24. In the tradition set down by its founder Colin Chapman, Lotus cars have always been interested in performance. With the introduction of the World GT Championship, Lotus has produced the limited edition Sport 300 to meet the class requirements. Features: Special body moldings; O.Z. racing wheels and engine intercooler. SKILL 3.

6389 The Racing Pettys Combo 1:24 Richard Petty, #43, and son Kyle, #42, were teammates for the 1983 season. They started the season driving Buicks, but soon after switched to Pontiacs for the remainder of the race year. To add to the excitement of a father-son team, these cars were decorated with opposing paint schemes: Features: Two complete stock car kits molded in color with decal markings. SKILL 3.

6391 Darrell Waltrip Combo 1:24. Veteran driver Darrell Waltrip had 5 straight wins and led the most laps as he piloted these cars in consecutive seasons, 1983 and 1984. Features: Detailed stock car chassis; Authentic graphics. SKILL 3.

6392 #90 T-Bird Combo 1:24. The 1987 Thunderbird is the missing link in contemporary stock car history and this new kit finally fills that gap. Decals included for Kenny Schrader's Red Baron Pizza car and Benny Parsons' Bull's Eye Barbecue car. Features: New body with distinctive '87 Thunderbird styling. SKILL 3.

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