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[1972coronet]

Toyota
- Stout
- Supra (70's - 80's)
- Celica (70's - 80's)

[gtx6970]

A correct 1965 Coronet AND a correct 1965 Plymouth Belvedere as well as a new 1964 +/or a 1965 Comet - All are way up on my list

Modified tool - Lindberg 1964 Plymouth sedan body style

[lordairgtar]

Studebaker hawk with parts to convert to Packard hawk included.

[martinfan5]

After today, I really , really, really, I mean really hope Revell gets back into doing NASCAR kits, I really want to have some kits of the new "Gen 6" Cup cars, and not have to make my own

[DrKerry]

Just to name a few of what I would like to see. 85-87 Cutlass (442)(87 with concealed headlights) 67-72 Ford Pickup (which are soon coming out) 73-74 AMC Hornet (hatch back) BMW M3 (any year) 73-74 Buick Century 68 Buick Skylark or GS 39 Zephyr 62 Bel Aire station wagon 49 Merc. Woody 62 Chrysler 300 78-81 Malibu 78-81 Malibu station wagon 68 Opel Kadett station wagon

[sjordan2]

Just to name a few of what I would like to see. 85-87 Cutlass (442)(87 with concealed headlights) 67-72 Ford Pickup (which are soon coming out) 73-74 AMC Hornet (hatch back) BMW M3 (any year) 73-74 Buick Century 68 Buick Skylark or GS 39 Zephyr 62 Bel Aire station wagon 49 Merc. Woody 62 Chrysler 300 78-81 Malibu 78-81 Malibu station wagon 68 Opel Kadett station wagon

I don't know if the kit companies are following this, but it sure would be easier for anyone to see what you want if you made your list look like a list, like others such as 1972coronet have done...

 

- 85-87 Cutlass (442)(87 with concealed headlights)

- 67-72 Ford Pickup (which are soon coming out)

- 73-74 AMC Hornet (hatch back)

- BMW M3 (any year)

- 73-74 Buick Century

- 68 Buick Skylark or GS 39 Zephyr

- 62 Bel Aire station wagon

- 49 Merc. Woody

- 62 Chrysler 300

- 78-81 Malibu / 78-81 Malibu station wagon

- 68 Opel Kadett station wagon 

Edited by sjordan2, 30 November 2012 - 11:22 AM.

[martinfan5]

I don't know if the kit companies are following this, but it sure would be easier for anyone to see what you want if you made your list look like a list, like others such as 1972coronet have done...

Edited by martinfan5, 30 November 2012 - 01:56 PM.

[DrKerry]

I don't know if the kit companies are following this, but it sure would be easier for anyone to see what you want if you made your list look like a list, like others such as 1972coronet have done...

 

- 85-87 Cutlass (442)(87 with concealed headlights)

- 67-72 Ford Pickup (which are soon coming out)

- 73-74 AMC Hornet (hatch back)

- BMW M3 (any year)

- 73-74 Buick Century

- 68 Buick Skylark or GS 39 Zephyr

- 62 Bel Aire station wagon

- 49 Merc. Woody

- 62 Chrysler 300

- 78-81 Malibu / 78-81 Malibu station wagon

- 68 Opel Kadett station wagon 

Sorry dude!!! I typed it out that way and when I posted it you see how it came out. Don't jump my wagon!!!

 

I don't know if the kit companies are following this, but it sure would be easier for anyone to see what you want if you made your list look like a list, like others such as 1972coronet have done...

 

That's what I say, a lot of others came out the same way mine did and I didn't see anyone saying anything to them.....

[bbowser]

I love the excess of the '50s, so anything from any manufacturer from then.

55 Olds

57 Olds

58 Buick

59 Pontiac

59 Buick

58 Ford

58 Mercury

and any and all wagons!

[oldscool]

How about a new 65 Bonneville? That was was one great body style

[lordairgtar]

Soviet era Russian cars...

Chaika

GAZ

ZIL

ZIM

Moskvitch

[Foxer]

Think I saw every American car ever built going through this thread. I might buy one or two of those listed, but ..

 

A  Volvo 145 would be my cup of tea ... dark blue like the one I drove forever! .. even an Air Trax .. (hint)

[charlie8575]

I haven't said much on this one...been following along and there are a lot of great choices here.

 

I personally would love to see:

-More independents

-Revell to capitalize on that gorgeous 1964-67 GM A-body tooling and release some more cars- perhaps an Olds Vista Cruiser or Buick Sport Wagon, a Buick GS-400 or GS-340, and perhaps a cool mainstreamer, like a Pontiac Tempest or LeMans with the OHC-6, with option to add the Sprint package.

-A 1995-99 Buick Riviera.

-A 1990-2011 Lincoln Town Car, or a 1980-89 one. Heck, do both, the undercarriages are mostly the same.

-A first-generation Olds Aurora.

-A 1966 Olds Toronado.

-Station wagons- period. I've seen a lot of good ideas already.

-More light trucks and vans. I'd really like to see some Studebaker or Hudson/Terreplane pickups for earlier models, and some late-models with the ability to build either 2wd or 4wd would be good.

-More brass-era cars. Those are just cool, either as reissues or new kits.

 

The lists can go on and on. There are a lot of subjects out there waiting to be done.

 

Charlie Larkin