1936 Chevy 2 Door Sedan Fiberglass Mold on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, US
For sale is the fiberglass mold for the 1936 Chevy "Hitman "car. Professionally made and always stored indoors this mold is in excellent conditionI It has a small flaw in the roof about 8" long,but can be touched up with some clay before the job or skimmed with some body filler afterwards.Other than that the body produced is nice and straight and requires little or no bodywork before prime or paint. The picture is of the car I ran from '99 to '06 and it's now in Australia. Check out 'Hitman Racing"Tony and Gilian Argentino.
THE MOLDS ONLY ARE FOR SALE...,NO BODIES. BUYER IS RESPONIBLE FOR SHIPPING<PICKING UP< ETC.Ignore any shipping costs in ad.
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