Hi all - I am now offering an updated 1/24 CanAm sheet and also a new (long-overdue) 1/32 sheet as well. Free shipping !! US customers - $7.99 for either scale, Canadian customers - $8.99 for either scale (and no tariffs!) . Again, Free shipping!! Int'l customers please contact me for postal rates before ordering. To order, submit payment via my Paypal account at dferg44@gmail.com. Thanks!!
With over 200 individual images per sheet these offer great value for the 1/32 & 1/24 slot racer or modeler. Each sheet features researched, period-correct artwork with crisp, world-class printing. Also perfect for use on other '60's-'70's race cars from SCCA, Trans-Am, USRRC, F5000, F1, IMSA, etc.
All orders shipped via First Class Mail within 48 hours in a stiff cardstock mailer to protect them. Shipping covers up to three sheets, so feel free to order multiples! No disappointments!
Thanks for checking them out! Feel free to PM me for any questions.
Can-Am Decals - Tips & Hints
These decals will enhance the accuracy of any CanAm or period race car. Sponsor stickers on most CanAm machines changed almost weekly as they traveled from track to track during the series. For example, "Pure" was used only in races in the Eastern US, while "76" would only appear at West Coast events like Las Vegas, Riverside, and Laguna Seca. Tech inspection stickers are included for those tracks as as well as Road America, Bridgehampton, Mosport, and St. Jovite. These are really small and a magnifying glass is strongly recommended to help select the correct item. Tech inspection stickers were usually placed on either front fender (usually in the "headlight" area), roll bars, and occasionally windshields and the leading edge of the rear bodywork in the cockpit area....
Hewland logos (the small winged decals in black & silver) are for the tail end of the gearbox. Most Can-Am machines used Hewland gearboxes, aside from the Chaparrals and a few assorted oddball cars. Hint: the logo was usually screened on an aluminum plate and bolted in place. One of these decals and a bit of photo etch or Bare Metal Foil is a good way to duplicate this. (Also looks great on those '60's-'70's FI cars!) Johnson Wax "flotile" stickers were used in '66, '67, and again in '70. The "Can-Am '68" and "Can-Am '71" stickers were only used in those seasons... As in all modeling, use of good photo references is a must to get the out of this decal sheet - and that's half the fun! All the best with your Can-Am builds!!
