Kits or resin bodies of Land Yacht cars?

[Hotrod 97]

I had an idea for an extremely customized land yacht type car. The only problem with that is I can’t think of any model kits that would fit the land yacht category. 

So, with that being said, are there any plastic kits or resin bodies of late-‘60s to mid-‘70s, large, full size cars? 

 

Thanks In Advance

[Yahshu]

There's this if you can find one 

http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/modeling_subjects/f/30/t/118398.aspx

 

[Erik Smith]

Plymouth Furies (eg Johan 68 four door) 

Pontiac Bonnevilles all the way through the 60s (65 is easy to find)

Plenty of Cadillacs 

Chrysler Imperials (59 I think is only easy one to find)

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[stitchdup]

If your going to be customising everything, hasegawa have 4 full size curbsides, a caddy, buick, chevy and thunderbird. the bodies are nice but the interiors are very generic with the entire dash being a decal. The chassis is pretty much a flat sheet too

[espo]

Land Yachts you say. Round 2 has reissued an old MPC kit of the '70 Pontiac Bonneville that has several build options. The kit represents a Convertible with the option of being built as a pickup. The chassis is the old metal axel thru the engine style that can easily be changed. A Hard Top could be barrowed from kit if need be. This was a large car, and the kit is a long full size car so this may be a thought and the complete kit can be had for less than a Resin Body alone. 

[BubbaBrown]

monogram made the 1959 caddy.

[markbt73]

If you're trying to get up into the early "malaise era," MPC did Chevy Impala annual kits up to at least 1975. I don't know if they were ever re-issued, but I know they're out there. Pretty sure I've seen a '74-75 Plymouth Fury coupe as well. And maybe a Cordoba?

[espo]

Chevrolet Impalas were a popular car for this type of build. The AMT '76 model has been reissued a few times and I would think you could find one of those.