This March was driven by Chris Amon in the Can-Am during 1970. The nose of the car is very similar to that of the March 701 F1 racer. Unlike most STP sponsored cars, the factory Marches (in Can-Am or F1) were not painted day-glo red. I used Tamiya Italian Red.

This is the normally aspirated Porsche 917/10 that Jo Siffert drove during the 1971 Can-Am season. The day-glo paint is called Rocket Red.

Jackie Stewart’s 1971 St. Jovite, Quebec, Canada, race winner. Paint is Tamiya Pure White.

1990′s reissue of an older Tamiya kit. John Surtees 1968 Can-Am racer. Painted Tamiya Italian Red.

Older white metal Marsh kit. Bruce McLaren’s 1967 Can-Am championship winning car. Orange paint is Tamiya Brilliant Orange from spray can. This paint used on all my Team McLaren models. Notice the color changes in different lighting conditions.

Denny Hulme’s 1968 Can-Am championship winning car. Paint is Tamiya Brilliant Orange.

Bruce McLaren’s 1969 Can-Am championship winner. Paint is Tamiya Brilliant Orange.

Dan Gurney’s Mosport winning car from 1970. Body is painted Tamiya Brilliant Orange.

Peter Revson’s 1971 Can-Am championship car. Body painted Tamiya Brilliant Orange.

Denny Hulme’s 1972 racer.