Casey

There are some back on page two.

Not sure if the panel truck (or whatever GM officially called it) and Suburban roof heights and greenhouses were the same, but I suspect looking through the body diagrams at the GM Heritage 'site would provide a clearer answer. I'm going to guess this forthcoming '66 Suburban is akin to the Rat Roaster-- based on earlier design work and very similar to earlier sibling kits, but not exactly the same with all-new molds this time. I doubt a 4-wheel drive version will happen, sad to say, but I second the idea for Round2 to try and steal some of Revell's thunder by reissuing the stock '60 Chevy Custom Fleetside kit.

Or as Jesse hinted at, this, based on the Owens-Corning/Rebel Racer:

I believe it was, and stock, would look much like this one: http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1966-chevrolet-suburban-custom-wagon-61147

Here are a few future releases I found listed on Stevens Int'l's 'site: 85-1269 - 1/25 Revell Anglia Drag Coupe (SSP). H-1269 was the original kit number for the "Skipper's Critter" version, so I'm guessing we'll see retro box art for this one.85-4409 -1/25 '66 Chevy Suburban Custom Truck (new tool)85-4411 - 1/25 '69 Yenko Corvette Coupe85-4426 - 1/25 Ford F-100 Pickup Truck - Foose Design (new tool)85-4429 - 1/24 1978 Mazda RX-7 2'n1

Send me a PM, please, Monty...I have five sets of them.

Better buy a few, as according to Revell the kit will be: " An SSP release of the Chevy® Beretta Pro Street is available in limited quantities only, so get them while they last!"

Make sure if you do find some, you buy them in person so you can make sure they are not cracked. I bought a few sheet of the tires sidewall lettering dry transfers (I'm assuming these are what you're asking about, and not water slide type decals) off eBay a year ago and none were usable due to cracking.

Should be a few mentioned here: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/54715-lets-see-your-geegaws/

Did any member here attend either show this weekend and get any more info?

I updated the list for the final time in August and created a new post, so it still exists, but is no longer pinned: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/116221-aftermarket-directory/

It reads to me like a mix of N.O.S. part and kits, as well as some reintroduced (the photoetched fret for the AMX, maybe some of the bumpers?) parts which were JOHAN (not JO-HAN) specific items. The addition of BMCP and Accucast (hmmm, don't recall much about that company.) only adds to the confusion, but I'm sure it will all come out in the next few weeks. I'm fairly confident Moebius has the actual molds (or access to) for the former JO-HAN kits they mentioned a few years ago, as Illinois Model Company (IMC) went through considerable expense in an attempt to bring at least one of them back, and the '59 Rambler was shown as a pending release within the last 12 months.

YES, It was announced/shown/teased(?) about two years ago or so, but never made it through. All these reissued 1/16 AMT and MPC kits, and no '63 Vette...yet.

^THIS.

Glad to see this kit come to fruition, and kudos to Round2 for spelling "Torq Thrust" correctly, too. I like how the faux-retro AMT style packaging worked out as well, and I don't forsee a ton of folks pining for the '90s-era Lindberg packaging to return...ever. Nice decal sheet, too.

This is no guarantee that everything shown was 100% true in production, but it's a good starting point: http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1969ColorAndTrim-03.shtml

I'm not worried. Ron will come through and mail the Torino out and we'll get it all buttoned up.

Gah!...I did.

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You might try the roof from a Motormax Dodge Diplomat, but not sure how accurate those are. At least the '80 Volare can supply the hood, fenders, and bumpers you need. Also, be aware the F-body coupe and sedan/wagon windshields (and the angle of the A-pillars) is different, too.

While this RR is a '79, it's wearing the 14" aluminum wheels you mention: