Sedan Deliveries

[waynehulsey]

Here's a photo stolen from eBay that shows all the parts.  The 2 side enclosures are at the far left.  The tailgate and 4 posts are at bottom center.  The roof extension is on the right side of the photo, just under the body and on the same sprue as the tonneau cover:  So would say to make it an Advanced Styling kit the took out the roof pieces and service truck parts; then added those front and rear extension pieces with the parts needed for them. Also has a sheet of upholstery and a piece of sandpaper. Think I took the dried up tube of putty out many years ago.

 

Finally got my lazy self up to shot a quick photo of some of the green box stuff, its somewhat different. As you can see its an instruction booklet with different custom parts, different decals, not in photo but the clear red instead of the single light for the dome has 2 lenses for the rear custom piece.

[samdiego]

There's the AMT '33 Willys Panel and the Revell 57 Ford Wagon converts really easy.

[Casey]

On 8/25/2017 at 5:49 PM, Mike999 said:

Just a note for those who have never seen one - the Sedan Delivery option is not one piece.  It's about 9 separate parts:  2 side enclosure pieces, upper tailgate & window, 4 posts to hold up the SD roof, and the big roof piece itself, extending from the back of the original cab to the tailgate.

 

Replicas & Miniatures of Maryland released a '32 Chevy Sedan Delivery, but not sure if it currently available or not. This one's currently on eBay, with some nice images of the parts:

[misterNNL]

If you want some unique options and are able to work with resin check the offerings from Jimmy Flintstone. I personally did some masters for the Modelhaus years ago using the rear section of the venerable Reveal '53/'54 Chevy sedan delivery kit to create both a Studebaker and a Nash deliverys.

 

 

[Deuces ll]

There's a thread on the h.a.m.b. called "we all love sedan deliveries" check it out.... ?

[TransAmMike]

I sure wish someone would produce a '57 Chevy SD, I know it would be a big seller, at least I think so.  I know there were resin ones in the past, but not anymore as far as I can tell.