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MPC did a '72 with a sleeper and stacks. Revell did a couple squares with big rig styling.

Try one of these: https://www.sprue.xyz/articles/monogram_alston

The only ones I don't have, Steve, are the Super Dually and the Hardcastle truck. ?

Always liked the looks of these! ?

It was once thought that the long bed Dodge was never going to be reissued due to damage. Anything is possible. ?

The 4x4 parts you need are in the Escalade and Hummer H2 kits.

The same Goodyear tires were in the Bronco and Ramcharger kits, too. In my research on all of them, I never came across anything other than this issue of the Blazer getting the MPC tires. Curious indeed. ?

And here we are rolling into 2022 and they're still in service.

My first ride (home from the hospital) was in a '79 with a four speed. They could be had with a Borg Warner T18 or a New Process 435. I think my dad's had the T18.

Coming to a hobby shop near you in December... ?

The Italeri Opel Blitz is also a good base for the Revell '41 Chevy and AMT '55-'57 Chevy.

AMT 1294 -- 1964 Mercury Marauder Hardtop AMT 1301 -- 1958 Chevy Impala Hardtop "Ala Impala" AMT 1303 -- Hot Wheels Buick Opel GT AMT 1346 -- 1940 Ford Coupe Coca-Cola MPC 963M -- 1976 Chevy Caprice w/Trailer MPC 970 -- Ramchargers Dragster & Transporter MPC 973 -- 1967 Chevy Corvette Stingray "Streaker Vette"

AMT 1185 -- Great Dane Dry Goods Semi Trailer AMT 1286 -- Kenworth 925 Tractor Coca-Cola AMT 1304 -- 1978 Ford Bronco "Wild Hoss" AMT 1306 -- Dodge Ram D-50 Coca-Cola AMT 1317 -- 2005 Cadillac Escalade EXT MPC 970 -- Ramchargers Dragster & Transporter Truck *faints* ????

I found this on Facebook but I have no idea where it came from.

Now how many of these can Round 2 reissue with the stamp art? ?

It will fit, but the GMC cabs don't have the same chrome trim and the marker lights are of a different design.

These are screenshots from the weekly Saturday show. Early on in the design process the decision was made to skip right over the Gen 6 cars as it made the most financial sense. They wanted to be able to have a brand new, never available before product to launch at the Daytona 500. IF someone was to fund the tooling, they'd be all for doing the Gen 6 cars, however it doesn't fit in their plans for the next few years. Besides, if they had done the Gen 6 car instead of the Gen 7, folks would complain anyway! ?

Ordered both sets! ?

The Gen 6 car is pretty much off the table from SJR for the foreseeable future.

They lied to us! ? https://salvinosjrmodels.com/store/r-ngcc2022ro/

The fuel filler was moved in '71. The nose extension occured in '72 so AMC could fit their inline six in.

It's the Monogram kit with the MPC wheels and bumper guard. Right down to the ill-fitting hood. ?

And on the flipside I had a parcel ship from Corona, CA to Hermon, ME in four days. ?

Are fixed chassis the norm out there? All of the ones I've hauled and that my company owns are adjustable from 20' to 53'.

The chassis is the same under all Monogram/Salvinos JR GM kits from 82-92ish.