Chevythunder85

There may have been kits probably, but I think most of the sheet metal just bolted on, being they are both on the gmt800 platform.

There is nothing like the sound of a dads truck when they hotrod it. For me it was my dad's 1960 Chevy Apache stepside! 283 with true duals, an rv cam, and glass packs. I always knew when my dad was coming home from work. Unforgettable sound, and awesome memories. I even drove that truck to high school on my last day. I wish he never sold it.

I believe that one was made for Napa Auto Parts. I had all 3 57s at one point. Napa used to use crown premiums for there promotional diecast.

Acme is a very detailed brand! they usually run just above 100.00! A good place to shop is either diecastmodelswholesale.com, or supercar1.com! Ebay is kind of ok depending on the brand and who is selling them. Maisto is a great starter brand and they can usually be found for cheap at costco.

A working slider? That is awesome. Cant wait to see it slid open! I prefer sliders in my trucks anyways lol.

When i worked at napa, I would by the cp cars! I had all three 57s at one point! The hard top was my favorite of all.

Looks good! ?

Yes! the rear quarters on the bed include the wheel arches. Also the tail lights are slightly different on the 87 and up trucks!

I will try to post when i do! I dont have photobucket.

I have a question. Do any of you know if the motormax 55 stepside bed will line up with the 66 Chevy c10? Im thinking about ordering both, so i can make the 66 a stepside.

I would copy the silverados. Much more accurate in my opinion.

That is looking awesome! Loving the mean look with the wide body.

I remember building one of those when i was like 14!

If they made the 93 to 97 bluebird, then i could make a replica of my first car.

Wait which one is the 1:1 j/k! Looks very much like the real one! I love when people do replicas of their 1:1 vehicles.