When the life-size version of this model was released in 1964, it was intended to be a mild-mannered car. That soon changed when gearheads figured out a much larger engine would fit between the car’s front fenders. They appealed to Chevy to make the change, which happened in 1965. 1970 marked the high point for the muscle car. The model includes colored molded parts and snap construction that eliminates the need for glue or paint. It includes custom wheels.