It has the covers that make it easy to build an MC-5 replica.
I just bought a 1-60 for that reason.

I tried to have Autocolor mix 1956 Dodge Royal Blue Metallic, but they could not find a recipe.

I heard a rumour that the 49 class would allow 5.3 Cubic inch displacement in the future.
That would kinda put the kabosh on a MC5/6 class??

Dear Mr. Armstrong, Oh yeah, Bug Blue, one of my favorite colors!! I haven't done one in powder yet. If it will help your painter/powdercoater, tell him to find a match for a 1973 Corvette metallic blue - probably not the actual name I would try the Eastwood Metallic blue, but my next Bug ( copy of ...

Howard, I considered the Eastwood gun and a few other entry level guns. Long story short, I wound up with a Spectracoat ES02 gun from powderbuythepound.com. The main reason I went with that gun is that it has the FARADAY WAVE™ BOARD. The claim is that it helps get the powder into voids and notches. ...

Nice number plate!

TJ
I get my powder from these guys:
http://www.powderbuythepound.com/home.php

They advertize custom colors, but I haven't done any yet.

t

If anybody has a good MC-5 number plate, I have a shop that can make nice reproductions. I had him make some MC-10 plates for me.

Terry Sullivan
678.617.0730

Dan,

Would you happen to have a list specific to the Mc91?

Thanks,

Terry Sullivan
terryas@mindspring.com
78.617.0730