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You'd have to do some slicing and dicing, but I think any of the '63-'64 Chevy's would get you a good base to start with. Similar profile, but you'd have to add the creases in the C pillars and flatten the crease that's over the roof somewhat in the middle.

Can't think of anything else right now.

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Well, the most obvious choice would be the Johan 1962 Olds F-85 Cutlass roof.

They would share the same design, but I doubt very much that you would want to sacrifice a Johan '62 Olds for it. :P

 

 

Steve

Posted
27 minutes ago, MrObsessive said:

You'd have to do some slicing and dicing, but I think any of the '63-'64 Chevy's would get you a good base to start with. Similar profile, but you'd have to add the creases in the C pillars and flatten the crease that's over the roof somewhat in the middle.

Can't think of anything else right now.

The Skylark was the Buick version of the Tempest/F-85.  AMT made one, but it was a wagon.  For a two-door sedan or convertible, I'd look at the AMT '62 LeMans body (Jo-Han F-85 is a bit wider as I recall).  Second choice would be to get the roof from the '63 Tempest altered-wheelbase funny car, and rework as needed.  The AMT '61 Tempest has a four-door sedan roof.  With any of these, the trunk lid and taillight panel will come in for a bunch of rework/scratchbuilding on the builder's part.

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1 hour ago, Mark said:

I can't remember ever seeing one in resin, not even a copy of the wagon.

I think R&R Resins used to make one but I think they are out of business now?????

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