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its bad ass it looks like a pro stock drag car
I dont have a muscle car body so it looked different
but I've done the same Idea as you with many dicast bodies for my 4x4

Here is another one that will work.

haha, those are friggen badass :D

I can't wait for the `66 mustang r/c to come out, I'm all over that one...too bad its not a `65 (I am restoring a `65 coupe ;) )

the guy across the street from me has a 67 mustang fastback that he's hopped up abit but it still looks completely stock with the original rims and tires

Can this be done with a microsizer,or do you need a zip zap?I am not familiar with the zips,so I dunno if there is a size difference,or anything else important.

Zips are longer, Much more to scale than bits.

Did I mention that zips are way better too? :)

Will any of the microsizer parts fit a zip?I wanted to build a drag micro,but seeing as I can fit a muscle machine body on a zip(and I LOVE muscle cars),it may be the perfect match!

I think only the motors are the same... Unless you want to put bit tires and rims on a zip, I have no idea why you would want to, but hey, someone might :\

I think you can swap the batts too... But I dont think you would want to do that either... Bits have nicads :P

I would just want to put in a new motor,and maybe some of the handling stuff.I am gonna get either the r-spec 2,or that 43k rpm motor off ebay,and go from there.I amso just found out that zips have a muscle car body pack!

You can swap out the axles / knuckles with wheels, motors, sway bars, batteries, pcb boards. I think the bits would be impossible for the Muscle Machine Bodies. They are way too short. I had to dremel the fenders to fit a Zip chassis.

Maybe I will just get a zip zap,and the muscle car body set.

The real things are NOW SHIPPING from www.onestopdiecast.com. I wonder how long before they show up in the stores.

I just picked one up at my LHS for $17