are there conversion parts for the revell 69 super bee

[michelle]

i want to make the  69 coronet r/t   version with the 3 tail lights and those scoops for the side of the car  and twin scoop hood 

 

Edited March 9, 2021 by michelle

[larman]

Hart's parts Resin has a conversion set for the Monogram/Revell '69 Super Bee. It comes with that hood, the 3 tail light panel and side scoops. You can also add a bench seat to the set for a little more $$. I recently ordered it, but have not received it yet, so I can not speak to it's quality.

[michelle]

19 minutes ago, larman said:

Hart's parts Resin has a conversion set for the Monogram/Revell '69 Super Bee. It comes with that hood, the 3 tail light panel and side scoops. You can also add a bench seat to the set for a little more $$. I recently ordered it, but have not received it yet, so I can not speak to it's quality.

i love thier stuff  i have gotton lots of stuff from them 70  duster parts hood grille and bench seat  set of exhaust pipes   and flat 70 challenger hood    but  i thought  the  conversion set was for old  mpc kit  

Edited March 9, 2021 by michelle

[larman]

6 minutes ago, michelle said:

i love his stuff  i have gotton lots of stuff from him   but  i thought  the  conversion set was for old  mpc kit  

Maybe he does more than one, but if you look on the site, the one I ordered said it was for the Revell kit. It is under the conversion section.

[michelle]

29 minutes ago, larman said:

Maybe he does more than one, but if you look on the site, the one I ordered said it was for the Revell kit. It is under the conversion section.

thank you for the help  i bought the  new  reissue of the revell 69 super bee kit  today 

[1972coronet]

Revell 69 Dodge coronet/Supper Bee R/T Conversion With Bench Seat – Harts Parts Resin

[michelle]

19 minutes ago, 1972coronet said:

Revell 69 Dodge coronet/Supper Bee R/T Conversion With Bench Seat – Harts Parts Resin

thanks  

[1972coronet]

1 hour ago, michelle said:

thanks  

Harts' items are the best ! Don't hesitate ; you won't be disappointed .

[michelle]

3 minutes ago, 1972coronet said:

Harts' items are the best ! Don't hesitate ; you won't be disappointed .

i know i have got several of his parts from grilles to hoods to exhaust tips to seats 

[Rodent]

What do you do for the underhood parts? An R/T wouldn't be a 6-Pack, so you would need a Hemi or a single 4-barrel intake for the kit 440, plus the Ramcharger air cleaner and underhood ducting, right? I assume that the Ramcharger hood ducting is interchangeable with the Plymouth "Coyote Duster" Air Grabber stuff?

[larman]

I was thinking of using the Hemi from the Revellogram '71 Cuda in mine, because I have an extra one. If you are using the twin scoop hood, maybe the ducting from the AMT '70 Super Bee under the hood? A 440 six pack air cleaner from the '70 GTX would be close and could be modified to work on the kit 440. Hart's parts also make a stock RT hood that has that little dome in the center for the current 1/24 Super Bee, so you could use the 4bbl intake from the recently reissued '71 GTX. You would need to find an air cleaner, I am sure there is something out there that would work.(Revell '68/69 Charger or Dart?). Of course, if you are looking for super detailing, the older 1/24 Monogram/Revell muscle cars will need some upgrading, whether that's part swapping or scratch building. I think they look pretty good when they are built and they really do go together nicely.

[michelle]

1 hour ago, Rodent said:

What do you do for the underhood parts? An R/T wouldn't be a 6-Pack, so you would need a Hemi or a single 4-barrel intake for the kit 440, plus the Ramcharger air cleaner and underhood ducting, right? I assume that the Ramcharger hood ducting is interchangeable with the Plymouth "Coyote Duster" Air Grabber stuff?

i would use  either a 426 hemi from a charger  or a 440 magnum engine from a charger  both of which were  options for  5th gen coronet r/t  

Edited March 10, 2021 by michelle

[Rodent]

All true, but dual scoop hood uses ducting like this underneath. I am not sure where you get it in 1/24 scale.

 

[michelle]

6 hours ago, Rodent said:

All true, but dual scoop hood uses ducting like this underneath. I am not sure where you get it in 1/24 scale.

 

i  never  even paint the underside of my hoods as i set them on top  of the roof of the car when i take pics of  the engine bay  so  not having that under hood piece  that would not be a  issue  for me