MrHemi1971

yes they were!

me too, I'd love to have the custom nose and rear bumper off of the 72 Roadrunner kit.

Well, you have many options. If you wanted to do it as a curbside, you could start with the Tamiya or Fujimi for best results, if you wanted to do a full engine, start with the Fujimi enthusiast kit. The wheels? good luck!! I've been looking for decades for a set of those wheels in scale. I have a hazy memory of someone making a resin set eons ago, but havent seen anything since. Fujimi made a newer set of Ruf wheels that were used on the 964, but they arent even close to the yellowbird wheels.

You know what would be a great kit to do? an early Jeep Wagoneer, or a Jeep FC chassis anything. Something that hasn't been done before. as much as I love mopars, seeing another B-body variant that was already done would be boring. The 65 was awesome because it was never made in a plastic kit (Yes, I KNOW THE RESIN VERSIONS WERE OUT FOR A WHILE) But the Wagoneer chassis could also be used for a full size cherokee, you could put a bunch of different grille options in and get some serious amount of diversity with minimal tooling effort. it just seems like beating a dead horse when it comes to what new stuff is wanted. How many versions of a 57 chevy, 32 ford, 69 camaro, etc, etc do we need? How about a 1970's Imperial? 1970 Sport Fury GT? Early Sweptline Pickup? 1980's Crew Cab Ram?? Just something new and different.....My .02

how about a 1967 Jeep Grand Wagoneer?