Wylde

I will be shipping 5 kits to George next Tuesday for him to sell for me. He can offer a much better shipping rate within the USA than I can thus saving you guys money. It will sell for $15 and you will get a grille, clear headlights and clear signal lights.

the grille is complete and fits perfect. I used an old AMT 1984 GMC body to test fit but seeing that the MPC Deserter is also Round2, I would be it fits the new Deserted kit since they likely used the exact same tooling.

done

started

ok, easy enough to make...so 1987, you might get your wish a lot sooner. Stay tuned, I will bump this up the line.

So I have 1 1984 GMC truck I can use for fitting. It's AMT 1/25 scale. Post a picture of what grille you would want and I think I can create something fairly quick as it was a pretty flat and simple design. I plan on making a trip to my local wreckers and last time I was there there was a lot of these trucks I can take measurements to get something as accurate as possible. I would want to make the grille including the headlights so let me know if you want double stacked or single headlight.

It's is on my list...let me see what I have in kits that fit that body style and maybe I can bump up the modeling of that. I do this on a part time basis so it takes a while to develop stuff. Is this what you are looking for?

I do plan on eventually making those grilles but that will not happen till I retire (Apr 2024). Just not possible while I still have a full time job. As for the tall tops...big maybe.

ok, I will add that to my ever growing list.

what kind of grilles would you be wanting. I love the square body gm trucks so not outside of my wheelhouse

GMC Deserter?

On my list I have plan to make conversions to more commercial style fronts for GMC and Chevy. I personally need 1980 GMC Vandura with round headlights for example. If you want anything in particular, shoot me an email and I will add it to my list. Once I fully retire (less than 2 years) I will be pounding out new stuff a with lot more frequency.

I do ship to Hawaii...it says "My USA flat rate shipping is $17 with tracking up to a max weight of 0.19 kg (including Hawaii)."

not to dispute any comments above about my 3d printed resin model, I create what was offered by the manufacture and not what owners changed after they bought the car. I have done extensive research and what I have is factually correct as per what would have been in the car when purchased in 1975-76.

@Khilsdid you see my WIP of my S10 Xtreme? This is a Tribute to the one I owned

In the works, I need that too. Wylde

Thank you so much, I put a lot of work in my products. Makes me feel good it is noticed. Wylde

and they are on the way

coming up...final development right now. Back panel fitment test. minor corrections needed.

73 Monte Carlo front modeled. I only need to test print both ends.

Working on it, although the bumper is not as accurate as I would have liked it due to lack of really good pictures and measurements. Front bumper and grille next, t hat will be a lot easier. Question for those of you who owned a 73, what it more common with bumperettes or without?

Thanks John, I work hard to create something for my models that no one else had. I noticed that there is a shortage of sources that offer those hard to get factory correct parts for models so I started to make my own and who knew they would be wanted by others. I have a lot of parts ideas in the works and right now it's creating a conversion kit for the 96 S10 to 98-2003. So far the front end, bucket seats, consoles and ZQ8 wheels are complete and available, working on the dash and door panels. The 73 Monte conversion kit has me in a bit of stumper on how to model the back bumper correctly, It never looks right. I will get it. Over 40 years as a design draftsman (35 using CAD) has taught me a lot of tricks.

AK high gloss. Thanks.

no polish...I don't think I will, might ruin it lol.