will they ever make these dodge trucks

[gray07]

will they ever do these bodystyles. dodges 

[stavanzer]

First Pass answer, is No.

Not that Many Folks would not like to  see them, but I don't think any model company will see a market big enough for these trucks to justify spending the Money on tooling.  The Blue 1950s truck might have been done a resin or diecast many years ago, as it does look vaguely familiar. The latter Rams though, that's tough. Since it shares a cab with the '78 MPC kit, I'd suggest scratch building to get that truck. Lotsa work, but about all I can think of.  Good Luck!

[cowboy rich]

I'd have to agree with probably not enough market, I do like the blue though.

[Classicgas]

I'd buy all 3. Especially the blue one.

[Joe Handley]

I agree on lack of market, although the Rams could be made by rebodying the D100 kits and adding small blocks if they aren't already there, thats all Chrysler did at first.  I do wish somebody would make a 4.0l XJ Cherokee, I do think those would have more of a market than the above trucks.

[gtx6970]

Doubtful. 

I think . Hope there's a better chance for a pre-1972 Dodge truck

 

Edited December 3, 2019 by gtx6970

[JollySipper]

A sweptline would be nice.....

 

[CapSat 6]

There is a caster on eBay that does the '80's trucks...he posts here too occasionally. Robert Burns.

He had Ramcharger and Crew Cab kits. Designed by 3D and cast in resin, they look very nice. He had some listed a few weeks ago, you need to keep looking, he posts new auctions just every few weeks or months. They're a little pricy for just bodies and grille/ bumper parts, but they are nice quality. I would have pulled the trigger on a Ramcharger, but I got one of his '70 Polaras instead (it's on the way). I'll probably try to get one of those Ramchargers next.  

I did get one of his '71 Polaras - the quality is very good, and it looks very accurate. I'm very happy with it.   

 

[thatz4u]

16 hours ago, JollySipper said:

A sweptline would be nice.....

 

sure would...maybe a Moebius, lots could be done with those ^^^

[JollySipper]

This guy was 3D printing one in pieces, then building from that... I'm not sure what happened to the project, tho....

 

 

Edited December 4, 2019 by JollySipper