Revell Cars Catalogue

7108 Corvette IndyTM 1:25. Propelled by a transverse-mounted overhead cam V-8, the advanced Corvette Indy is a technological tour de force! Features: Opening engine compartment; Highly detailed V-8 engine. SKILL 2.

7121 '69 Mustang Super CJ 1:25. The most potent '69 Mustang was the Super Cobra Jet fitted with a 428 c.i.d. "wedge" motor. It has fitted GT wheels and a shaker hood! Features: Rear wing; Detailed Cobra engine. SKILL 2.

7123 '57 Chevy Hardtop 1:25. The stylish '57 Chevy is a modern classic, and this sleek coupe is no exception. Features: Custom graphics; Detailed fuel injection engine, and opening doors. SKILL 3.

7132 427 Yenko SC Camaro 1:25. Powered by a "Big-Block" Chevy motor, the limited production Yenko SC Coupe was based on the legendary '69 Camaro. Features: Exclusive Don Yenko graphics; Five-spoke mags. SKILL 2.

7143 VW Bug Street Machine 1:25. The famed VW Bug is a classic street machine! This vibrant pink one is powered by a modified flat 4. Features: Full interior; Custom Porsche-type wheels. SKILL 2.

7146 '67 Chevelle SS396 1:25. Powered by a 396 c.i.d. V-8, the '67 SS396 was a potent muscle car that has become a classic collector machine! Features: Massive V-8 engine; Fully detailed suspension. SKILL 2.

7147 Malibu SS Pro Street 1:25. This '67 Malibu Pro Street creation sports an Alston Pro Street rear suspension and 427 c.i.d. V-8 motor. Features: Roll cage; Custom tub rear end. SKILL 2.

7149 '69 Corvette 427 Coupe 1:25. In 1969 America's only sports car was powered by a 425 hp, 427 c.i.d. V-8. It was a road machine without equal! Features: Fully detailed suspension; Special 427 graphics package. SKILL 2.

7151 Skip's VW Cabriolet 1:25. This classic is a "trick" road machine, molded in Laguna blue plastic, and fitted with five-spoke Porsche wheels. Features: Custom parts; High back bucket seats; Classy graphics. SKILL 2.

7157 Hot Rod Corvette Pro Street 1:25. Sheathed in a sleek Corvette body, this tube-framed creation is a Pro Street terror! Features: Tubular frame and modified V-8 motor. SKILL 3.

7164 Skip's '60 Corvette 1:25. Corvettes always attract a crowd, and this two-seat roadster will be a "hit" when it rolls into Skip's! It is powered by a potent 327 c.i.d. V-8. Features: Classic '60s body style; Moon Hubcaps. SKILL 2.

7168 Beretta Pro Street 1:25. Blend the slippery Beretta with a tubular frame, "blown" small-block V-8 and massive Firestone tires, and you have the hottest Pro Street machine on the road! Features: Dramatic graphics package; Nitrous injection system. SKILL 2.

7172 McEwen '57 Chevy 1:24. This record-breaking '57 Chevy funny car blends the latest drag racing technology with the nostalgia of the famed '57 Chevy. Features: Customized '57 Chevy body; Gigantic blown engine. SKILL 2.

7193 "Soff Seal" '57 Chevy 1:25. Rob Vandergriff's "Shoebox Chevy" is a 1,500 hp machine that blasts through the lights in less than 7 seconds. Features: Giant rear spoiler; Complete multi-piece roll cage. SKILL 2.

7194 Charles Carpenter's '55 Chevy 1:25. Built and piloted by Charles Carpenter, it is the world's fastest '55 Chevy! Features: Tube frame chassis; Chopped body styling. SKILL 2.

7245 '37 Ford Convertible w/Trailer 1:24. In this age of high technology the hottest cars in street rods are the "Fat-Fendered" Fords of the mid-'30s. Even the pull-along cargo trailer reflects the shape of the "Fat-Fendered" Fords. Features: Independent front and rear suspension and contemporary interior. SKILL 2.

7346 Sting Ray III 1:25. This exciting concept car from Chevrolet gives a hint of what to expect from America's favorite sports car. Features: Detailed Corvette engine; Molded in color. SKILL 2.

7350 "Christine" '58 Plymouth 1:25. Look for this dragster to be scaring the competition on the strip as much as the movie scared audiences. Features: Popular shoe box configuration; Removable body. SKILL 3.

7351 Mazda MX-5 Miata 1:24. One of the most brilliant sports cars of all time, the Miata has people waiting in line to get their hands on one. Features: Full-engine and drive train detail. SKILL 2.

7356 Jungle Jim Vega Funny Car 1:25. Jungle Jim was true to his name as the wildest funny car driver ever to run down a drag strip. Features: Detailed 25-piece Hemi engine and authentic Funny Car chassis. SKILL 2.

7357 Hot Wheels Camaro 1:25. In 1992 Jack Baldwin and the Hot Wheels Camaro won the SCCA Trans Am Championship. Features: Striking Hot Wheels graphics and latest modular wheels. SKILL 3.

7358 "RAIN-X " Camaro 1:25. In 1993 Scott Sharp and the "RAIN-X " Camaro won the SCCA Trans Am championship and dominated the competition. Features: Detailed tube frame and removable hood. SKILL 2.

7359 '67 Plymouth GTX Hemi 1:25. The muscle car wars heated up with Plymouth's answer to the Pontiac GTO, the Hemi GTX. By putting down an additional $564, you could own "The Boss," a GTX with the famous 426 c.i. Hemi. Features: Detailed Hemi engine and separate hood scoops. SKILL 2.

7362 Super Clean Olds Pro Stock 1:25. As the Pro Stock class is a cornerstone of national drag racing, so too is Larry Morgan and his Super Clean Olds. He is a dominant force in the Pro Stock class. Features: Olds Cutlass Supreme body work integrated with the latest in Pro Stock chassis design. SKILL 3.

7363 GM Performance Olds Pro Stock 1:25. The Pro Stock class combines a tube frame chassis with 1,200 hp and stock Detroit sheet metal. The result is 7.02 seconds for 1992 NHRA Champion Warren Johnson and his Olds Cutlass. Features: Accurate detailed Pro Stock chassis and Olds power plant. SKILL 3.

7364 Mustang Mach III 1:25. The Mach III open air roadster is powered by a supercharged 4.6 liter, four-cam, V-8 engine mated to a 6-speed transmission. The Mach III is Ford's most impressive new concept car in 25 years. Features: Authentic engine and 4-wheel disc brakes. SKILL 2.

7365 Sox & Martin GTX Plymouth 1:25. In the 1960s the team of Sox & Martin dominated the Super Stock class in NHRA. Driver Ronnie Sox demonstrated what street racers already knew, that the '67 GTX Hemi was "the Boss." Features: Super stock drag equipment and drag slicks with Keystone mags. SKILL 2.

7423 LAPD Camaro 1:24. The supercharged Pro Sportsman Camaro piloted by Tony Foti is the world's fastest police car. Features: Detailed "Mars" light bar; Goodyear racing slicks. SKILL 2.

7426 Skip's Baldwin Camaro 1:25. The factory-built '69 427 Camaro proved to be a solid choice for dealer-optioned "specials" like this Baldwin machine. Features: Cowl induction hood and side-mounted exhausts. SKILL 2.

7427 Skip's Baldwin Corvette 1:25. This rare Corvette sports a 427 c.i.d. V-8 motor, raucous lake pipes, and simulated alloy five-spoke wheels. Features: Chrome side exhausts; high riser hood. SKILL 2.

7457 '69 Camaro Z-28 1:25. The '69 Z-28 was a classic blend of handling and acceleration. Features: Opening cowl induction hood; Two four-barrel carbs. SKILL 2.

7600 25th Anniversary Trans Am 1:25. Pontiac excitement continues with the 25th Anniversary of their well-known sports car. Custom graphics show off this future collectable. Features: 25th Anniversary graphics; Special cast wheels. SKILL 2.

7601 '70 Plymouth AAR Cuda 1:24. Don't challenge this street racer. The All-American Racer is literally a race car built for the street. Produced for only three months in 1970, the AAR is a rare find today. Features: Authentic graphics; Detailed engine compartment. SKILL 2.

7603 '69 Dodge Dart GTS 1:25. This performance car was the top of the line for the '69 Darts. "Power bulges" in the hood, "Bumblebee" stripes, and an engine dress-up kit were just some of the standard features for this popular compact. Features: Detailed engine compartment; 383 engine; Authentic "Bumblebee" graphics. SKILL 2.

7604 Kendall GT-1 Funny Car 1:24. Chuck Etchells, the first Funny Car driver to break the 5.00 second barrier, will be gunning for the championship in 1995 with his new Dodge Avenger. Features: Detailed chassis; Tube frame; Lift-off body. SKILL 3.

7605 '32 Ford 3-Window Coupe 1:25. The one everyone's been waiting for! The classic 3-window coupe was a special body produced for Ford that grabbed the attention of all the street rod enthusiasts. Kit features a Ford 302 engine mounted on a one-piece frame with detachable fenders SKILL 2.

7606 '32 Ford Speedwagon 1:25. A nostalgic retro-rod designed by Tom Taylor and built by Dan Fink.The car is based on a classic '32 Ford Woody and as a project vehicle for Ford's SVO division, it employs numerous SVO parts and is powered by a Mustang 5.0 liter engine. SKILL 2.

7607 Fruit of the Loom Funny Car 1:24. Driven by the flamboyant K.C. "Hollywood" Spurlock, 1990 Rookie of the Year, look for this Dodge Avenger to be in the spotlight in 1996. Features: Detailed Funny Car chassis; Lift-off body. SKILL 3.

7608 '71 Plymouth GTX 1:24. Radically different from previous years, the '71 GTX definitely had its own character. Some consider it the last "true" GTX. Features: Opening hood scoop; Chin and rear spoilers. SKILL 2.

7610 Ferrari F50 Barchetta 1:24. Never resting, Ferrari engineers have once again created a premier exotic. Formula One design will help push this car past the 210 mph mark. This racehorse is scheduled to replace the coveted F-40. Features: Detailed V-12 engine. SKILL 2.

7611 '65 Chevelle SS396 Z-16 1:25. A little known variant of the Chevelle lineup for 1965, the Z-16 makes all others look tame. The biggest and meanest of the bunch, the model has been long awaited by both historic and racing model fans. Features: The legendary SS396 engine. SKILL 2.

7612 La Victoria Fuel Dragster 1:25. Driver Mike Dunn and team owner Darrell Gwynn have the same ideas about the 1995 NHRA Winston. They want to win races and sell salsa... La Victoria, of course. This new rail dragster features bicycle-style front wheels and rear air deflectors. SKILL 2.

7615 Don Prudhomme Monza Funny Car 1:25. Don The Snake retired from racing last year, but his cars live on in model kit form. The Monza, considered his winningest car, set numerous records early in his career and established him as a premier driver. Features: Detailed engine and chassis. SKILL 2.

7616 American International Airways Fuel Dragster 1:25. Connie and Scott Kalitta, fastest father-and-son team in motor sports, proved to be the dominant top fuel team during the 1994 NHRA drag racing season. This new rail dragster features bicycle-style front wheels and rear air deflectors. SKILL 2.

7618 Ed Roth's Beatnik Bandit II Reminiscent of the legendary original, the new high-tech version carries an onboard computer and is powered by a Corvette LT-1 engine. This bubble-topped beauty is the first new Ed Roth Show Rod by Revell in 25 years. SKILL 2.

7619 Gene Snow Charger Funny Car 1:25. Colorful drag racing figure of the '70s and member of Revell's Cavalcade of Stars, Gene Snow piloted his famous Charger to many a win. Kit features lift-off body with highly detailed engine and chassis. SKILL 2.

7622 Ed Roth's Outlaw with Robbin Hood Fink 1:25. Here's another of the famous Ed Big Daddy Roth show cars, this time the Outlaw. It's complete with Ed's version of Robin Hood in all his grotesque glory in the driver's seat. SKILL 2.

7623 Ed Roth's Mother's Worry 1:25. This legendary Ed Roth caricature from the '60s is back again. One of Ed's classic monster figures in the same vein as the Drag Nut, and Mister Gasser sits in a souped up '30s style hot rod. SKILL 2.

8882 Visible Turbo Four 1:3. The popular in-line 4-cylinder engine becomes even stronger with the addition of a turbo-charger. Many of the world's most exciting cars get an extra "kick" from this powerplant. Features: Operating interior details; Hand crank power. SKILL 3.

8883 Visible V-8 1:4. What better way to see how an internal combustion engine works than to be able to see all of the parts move! As you turn the crank at your own speed, each of the parts move, just like the real thing. Features: Operating valves and rubber fan belt. SKILL 2.

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