Pro-Line Early 50'S Chevy Pickup Body (Clear) (Stampede)
PRO3255-00
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There’s nothing like a classic automobile. It’s rugged design, non-plastic interior screams ingenuity and provides a unique character. Maybe that’s why most American’s have such awe for classics; or, maybe it’s because of their simplicity. Whatever that case may be, you love them and are reminded of a different time. Pro-Line welcomes you back to the future of automobiles with the release of the Early 50’s Chevy® for the Electric and Nitro Stampede.
Pro-Line’s classic car enthusiast’s captured the overall essence of the Early 50’s Chevy® and made it available in 1:10 scale format for all Stampede chassis. Complete with detailed grill, headlights, body molding trim, and that overall distinct Early 50’s look, all classic truck enthusiasts will come to appreciate the overall styling the 50’s have to offer.
NOTE: Painted body shown in photos is for illustrative purposes only. The body you will receive is clear and unpainted.
Features
- Tough and durable .040 lexan with protective film
- Perfect fit and proportions for Electric and Nitro Stampede®
- Classic early 50s rounded body lines
- Includes decal sheet, window mask
This product was added to our catalog on November 23, 2007
Smaug
Sunday, Jan 12 2014 (about 10 years ago)
Pro-Line Early 50'S Chevy Pickup Body (Clear) (Stampede)
I bought this body a while back for my XL-5 Stampede. It is thicker material than the Traxxas brand bodies, and is more durable. The downward curve of the hood means that the horizontal holes through body posts can be a bit challenging. Those front clips are a pretty tight fit, in other words. But I have to admit that it looks pretty smoove, and I like how it fits both the 2WD and 4WD Stampedes.
I think I'll try a '72 truck body for the next one, or maybe something crazy like a school bus or fire engine.
By comparison, I would rate a stock Traxxas body as about a 2 star. The graphics look sharp, of course, and the fit is perfect, but the thinner material means they don't last nearly as long as these by Pro-Line.
Don't forget to buy some polycarbonate paint to paint this body.
It comes with window masks.
I think I'll try a '72 truck body for the next one, or maybe something crazy like a school bus or fire engine.
By comparison, I would rate a stock Traxxas body as about a 2 star. The graphics look sharp, of course, and the fit is perfect, but the thinner material means they don't last nearly as long as these by Pro-Line.
Don't forget to buy some polycarbonate paint to paint this body.
It comes with window masks.
