ALL NEW! 1965 Chevy Chevelle 427 AWB Funny Car 1/25 Scale Model Kit Build How To Assemble Paint AMT
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AMT 1965 CHEVY CHEVELLE AWB "TIME MACHINE" 1:25 SCALE MODEL KIT AMT1302 1302
The 1965 Chevy Chevelle Altered Wheelbase Funny Car “Time Machine” is back and better than ever. This highly requested classic returns with all-new tooling built from the ground up.
Unlike the original kit which had plastic tires, the new version features black vinyl tires including pad-printed drag slicks. The kit is fully paintable and includes an expanded water-slide decal sheet that allows you to customize the engine size call out for whichever size you want it to represent.
All of this and more inside AMT’s vintage-style packaging that duplicates the original “Time Machine” 1967 box which has both the 427 and 475 call outs.
FEATURES:
1:25 scale, skill level 2, paint & glue required
76 parts
Molded in white, clear, transparent red, and some chrome-plated parts
Black vinyl tires
Built scale: 8 inches
The Chevrolet Chevelle is a mid-sized automobile that was produced by Chevrolet in three generations for the 1964 through 1978 model years. Part of the General Motors (GM) A-body platform, the Chevelle was one of Chevrolet's most successful nameplates. Body styles included coupes, sedans, convertibles, and station wagons. The "Super Sport" versions were produced through the 1973 model year and Lagunas from 1973 through to 1976.[1]
After a four-year absence, the El Camino was reintroduced as part of the new Chevelle lineup in 1964.
The G-body Monte Carlo, introduced in 1970, also used a platform that was based heavily on the Chevelle platform, although it was lengthened ahead of the firewall.
From 1964 through 1969, GM of Canada sold a modified version of the Chevelle that included a Pontiac-style grille and a LeMans instrument panel, marketed as the Beaumont.
The Malibu was the top-of-the-line model through 1972 and completely replaced the Chevelle nameplate starting with the redesigned and downsized 1978 model year.
The automobile marketplace was changing significantly during the early 1960s and became competitive in the smaller-sized car segments.[4] The domestic Big Three automakers (General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler) were responding to the success of American Motors' compact Rambler American and Classic models that made AMC the leading maker of small cars for several years and increasing Rambler on the 1961 domestic sales charts to third-place behind Chevrolet and Ford.[5] The innovative Chevrolet Corvair and the Chevy II, which was designed to compete with Ford's Falcon, were losing ground.[6] Ford released the mid-sized Fairlane in 1962, to which Chevrolet responded with the 1964 Chevelle based on a new A platform design.[6] Built on a 115-inch (2,900 mm) wheelbase, the new Chevelle was similar in size, simplicity, and concept to what were classified as the "standard-sized" 1955-1957 Chevrolet models.[6] The Chevelle was the U.S. auto industry's only all-new car for 1964 and was positioned to fill the gap between the small Chevy II and the full-sized Chevrolet models.[7] Introduced in August 1963 by "Bunkie" Knudsen, the Chevelle filled the gap in market coverage for Chevrolet and achieved sales of 338,286 for the year.
Starting in mid-1964, the Chevelle could be ordered with the division's 327-cubic-inch V8, in either 250 or 300 hp (224 kW). Both used a four-barrel carburetor and 10.5:1 compression. For 1965, Chevrolet also added the 350-hp 327 V8 as a Regular Production Option (RPO) L79. A total of 294,160 Chevelles were built in the first year, including 76,860 SS models.[14] After 1965, the Malibu SS badge disappeared except for those sold in Canada. A limited 201 Malibu SS 396 'Z-16' big-block-equipped cars were also eventually produced starting in late 1965, with most being built between mid-March and mid-April. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Looking forward to building this one!!!!! 👍🙂
I like the dark grey tub 👍 makes a interesting change 💯💥
Moon tank should be attached to the front bumper
Verry nice car cant wait till i can get it
I like what you did with this one. Thanks.
Another beautiful build!
I gotta git some of that kit
In 1965 I started to "build" my 1957 Pontiac Super Chief 348 into a drag racer. Isky cam, dual AFB's, 2 ½ inch exhaust with side cut outs, high RPM stall speed B&M Hydro Stick trans, Posi-track rear end with M&H Street Slicks as rear tires. By 1966 I thought I had a winner. Then my Uncle came for me and scooped me up. While away, my little brother decided to "modify" the car as an "Art Project". Bye bye Pontiac. But - Hello hpiguys Workshop - the memory saver. Thanks for the build, Chris - FINE machine!
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Gotta love the gassers !
Then you throw in the altered w/b 😜
Most cars look ok w/ altered w/b
....but not a 65' Chevelle
(can't remember ever seeing 1) but....
who cares the crazier the better after all its a Gasser Man 😉
Many drag strips across the US are having old school Gasser days. So cool seeing old and new gassers blasting down the 1320' 🙂👍 I hope they never go away !
Thank you for bringing back lots of old memories and creating new ones.... great build man ✌️🙂
Well, since it's fully blown, you don't need to call the bomb squad. Also, it's less messy, as it have blown somewhere else.
That's a nice. Build. Love the 65. Chevelle's. A classic car. . looks great. As a. Funny car ( gasser). . that's for sharing. .
Awesome looking kit and build.Great job Chris
Nice. Would make a GR8 bash w/ the '65 GTO. Fender swap wouldn't that tough.
Many thanx 👍👍
Wow. Great idea!
Great video as always. I love how simple you do your builds. An inspiration. I will not buy a newer kit unless I see your build/review of it.
It's the Rat Packer Chevy II chassis to the T !
Looks awesome! Can't wait to see what you build for Saturday.
Looks good! Nice job, nice kit! Thanks for the review.
I used to build model cars got a 65 Riv detailed out like the one my dad had, I’ve got the car now. Needs a resto job.
enjoyable build to watch. Thanks for that. I just got this kit myself. I have a nostalgic love for A/FX-AWB drag cars. I've recently been checking out various you tube model builders to help my skills and yours are the best, no nonsense clips I've watched so far. I look forward to more. Cheers!
The tires !! Thats why i loved MPC. no 2 piece tires like revell. AMT used to do it too.
But MPC and monogram had the good tires.
Im talking the 70s / early 80s.
Nice 😅
I began building scale model cars mid '64, and remember this AWB model well from '65. Never thought I'd STILL be building them after all these years ! Back then, I didn't have many spare parts, but now I love to open one of these kits, and add details from my parts box I didn't have . I do remember this kit had 4-into-1 headers, and I've already found the set which I'll add to mine when the kit becomes available.
Absolutely awesome kit! I gotta get this one for sure!Looks beautiful Chris. Great job!
Lookin forward to building this one.
Great job as always
An old hot rod T shirt I used to have , "Injection is nice, but I'd rather be Blown" 😂
Another good kit from Round 2. They are bring out a ton of new kits this year. Excellent build an attention to detail. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful box art build Chris! I have mine on order! Wonderful presentation as always!
People who wear glasses are often called"specks".
I vote your nickname to be "gauges".
The silver an blue look great together
What a great looking kit! Thanks Chris
WOW! I built this back in the late 60's! I believe the original kits had stack injectors instead of a blower, not sure. Malcolm Durham had a similar car, called Strip Blazer, back in 66. The oil pan is backwards. It should be rear sump. Very nice.
Looks amazing as usual. I remember Malcom Durham driving the Strip Blazer Camaro from pictures in Hot Rod magazine. I got back into the hobby 6 years ago and always look forward to seeing your videos. This one's a definite keeper for me. Keep up the great work Chris
Some original kits, like this one, did have supercharged engines. The Olds Streaker and the Dyno Don Mercury Cyclone also had supercharged engines.
Nice kit. I wish they would do more altered wheelbase cars
Nice build Chris! New tooling FTW!!
I aways watch your videos an always pick up a trick an ideas from them keep up the great videos an the awesome work
THANK YOU for your time,effort and enthusiasm CRIS keep them coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome! Thank you!
~another great build~you did a great job once again~😀
That was a beautiful build. I can't wait to get mine !! WHOOOOO Have a GOOD ONE😊 🍔🏖👙🍻🍻☮️😎💚
Beautiful Job
SIMPLY AWESOME as always.
Lol fully blown
Even though racing (including altered wheelbase) isn't my favorite genre of building, I nonetheless enjoy watching your videos in hopes of gleaning valuable building tips and methods from you, and you never disappoint! I'm an experienced modeler but I believe I always have room for improvement your videos provide that for me. Thank you Chris!
🙂👍👍Great job, nice kit!!
Your builds are simple brilliance. You do them in a way that average builders can do and make great looking cars. Not calling you an average builder at all. But you've made my building more enjoyable and cheaper.
Good looking build, I'm looking forward to picking this one up!
Hope you enjoy it!
Cool kit Chris, this chassis is awesome! Another great video!!!!!!!!
I usually do not get the gasser model cars, but i think it is intetesting that the local hobby shops are just now stocking the 1955 chevy gasser that you reviewed 9 months ago! Great video! Awesome content!
Badass looking kit!
I'll definitely be grabbing it.
And as always thanks for the video!
Very nice work.
How long do you wait after painting do you wait before you add the floor polish too it?
Very cool ❤thanks for all your awesome content ❤❤
good to see this un back----have built all these "funny car" kits over the years and have always been concerned as to what keeps the rear fenders from drooping as there is a lot of air between the rear frame rails and the rear bumpers---also glad to see the "rubber" tires although the plastic tires didnt look to bad(just my opinion) if you painted them and scrapped the paint off the letters---oh my cure for the "floating" rear fenders was a piece of sheet plastic and some half round tubing
The real cars weren't built like these AMT kits.
Great lookin build! I like how you went with the theme of the box art. Looks like it builds up into a sweet lookin subject. Looking forward to getting my hands on this one. 🤙🏼 Great video!
Brilliantly done mate👍
Cool as always.
You’re the man.
What do you do to make your builds shine. Great work
Wow you did a fantastic job as always, BTW What kind of glue do you use in the red tube if you don't mind me asking????😊
In other videos he said that was super glue/cyanoacrylate. It took a while to catch him say it. Just don’t get it near clear parts, it will fog them due to the fumes coming of it as it dries
@@andreperrault5393 Wow thanks for that tip, I'll remember that when I go to buy glue.
Watching your videos has completely transformed my model building. Thanks! Question: What is the name of the attachment on your drill that you use to spin the tires for sanding?
Chris great looking build as always! Have you ever done a tutorial on photographing your builds? Would love to see how you do it!
I have a cheap photo-booth from Ebay and my $69 Motorola cell phone.
I'd LOVE to take much better pics. I've seen pics by others and they look so nice.
I've been accused by trolls of using photoshop and let me tell you, if I knew how to use a photoshop program I'd be able to hide my paint and decal mistakes, not leave them in the pics. LOL :)
I may be mistaken but that oil pan looked like it was installed backwards.
Hi Chris
Curious what you ended up doing with the moon tank ?
Hi Chris! I have a question. What do you recommend for removing masking tape residue from paint that will not damage the paint job?
My fingers would be stuck to everything.
Nicely done kit from Round 2, and great build, Chris... However, here comes the rant, and sadly, I'm gonna be that guy... Subject-wise, it's a dud for me. I'm 42, I done my share of muscle cars and got them out of my system, but there's not much from my era in model form, kinda like model companies took a little break from the mid eighties to mid nineties. For how long can you keep re-popping the same 60's and 70"s kits? They seem to spend all their money on sci-fi,, then on kits appealing on seasoned and old-time modelers, but not enough to bring the younger generations in the hobby. The classic snowball effect; less customers coming in the hobby, less money, less new kits, repopping old kits is cheaper, and you get a dying hobby in the end. If anyone from the model manufacturing is offended, go ahead and contact me; I've got enough experience in the auto business to be of some help!!!!
@Trueno1600 Don't be that guy! All kidding aside there have been a lot of 80's and 90's kits made that's my time period too. Chris has built some of the reissues
@@purpurahaze9179 Don't worry dude, I've seen the reissues; my wallet can attest to that thanks to Chris hahaha!!! It's just that many obvious 80's-90's classics are still missing... Where are the Jeep XJ Cherokee/MJ Comanche, Grand Wagoneer, squarebody GM Suburban, OJ Simpson era Ford Bronco,, 1994 Ford Probe, AMC Eagle, Chevy S-10 BAJA,, 1986 Toyota 4Runner and pickup, Mazda MX-3 Precidia, a proper non-curbside Suzuki Samurai,, to name a few...
@@Trueno1600 I've seen some Probe kits a stock one and a IMSA one from back in the day. Far as a OJ Bronco you would have to use one of the 80's ones and use the newer grille and taillights. There are some websites that have old kits at reasonable prices and factory sealed
Want some cheese with that wine l think it is a great kit waited a long time for something like this you keep on building your whatevers l stick stuff like this it's just a hobby
So much for the nuts of Fee Bay selling half built versions of the original for 500.00😂
Sure you're going off the air off of CZcams and Instagram and Facebook I'm s tomatoes that your building tomorrow's made me feel nice and good o'kims building models hobby
I have no idea what you're trying to say, but I'm not going anywhere.
I'm still making models for CZcams and I still run the Facebook page.
What's AWB?
Altered WheelBase