[OG68]

It's the same. What year are you searching for?

My 68 MPC has parts dating back to the 1930s. Since it was an MPC from a dealer, it has updated pages throughout the 68 model year.
I also have a 70 MPC but it's not illustrated and some of the part numbers found in the 68 MPC had been superseded by newer ones

[pilot737]

Originally Posted by OG68

It's the same. What year are you searching for?

My 68 MPC has parts dating back to the 1930s. Since it was an MPC from a dealer, it has updated pages throughout the 68 model year.
I also have a 70 MPC but it's not illustrated and some of the part numbers found in the 68 MPC had been superseded by newer ones

My car is a 1967, so I was hoping to find the MPC closest to that year. So far, the closest I found on eBay is a 1979 set. I did come across a person in Canada selling reproduction 1969 sets but super expensive at $400 for a 3-book set.

[OG68]

Originally Posted by pilot737

My car is a 1967, so I was hoping to find the MPC closest to that year. So far, the closest I found on eBay is a 1979 set. I did come across a person in Canada selling reproduction 1969 sets but super expensive at $400 for a 3-book set.

Was that Canadian $?

[pilot737]

Originally Posted by OG68

Was that Canadian $?

Looks like USD to me. I think eBay makes it pretty clear when it's Canadian dollars. The body and chassis set is $200 and the illustration book is $200.

He (the seller) mentioned the advantage of reproduction is sometimes used sets have missing pages and often have mold in them.

[burd]

Hit the swaps. So you can look through it, a lot are missing pages. And you gotta get one to cover your year car.

Then there’s the Pontiac binder, most don’t have. I think I paid $35 for both, 30 for the binder. And it’s the good one.
Where the top cover comes off easily.