1959 Cadillac

[chrismooney]

OK I found some other builders Photos of a Resin 59 Cadillac ambulance body. Its not a Jimmy Flintstone resin body. Its a Miller Meteor ambulance body.... I found two separate builds by two separate people... Please Help. and just for reference the Jimmy Flintstone resin bodies are listed below the unknown

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Jimmy FLintstone Cadillacs

1959 Superior high top

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1959 Superior Crown Royal Hearse/combination ambulance

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1959 Miller Meteor Hearse

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[Art Anderson]

OK I found some other builders Photos of a Resin 59 Cadillac ambulance body. Its not a Jimmy Flintstone resin body. Its a Miller Meteor ambulance body.... I found two separate builds by two separate people... Please Help. and just for reference the Jimmy Flintstone resin bodies are listed below the unknown

Photos below

UNKNOWN Resin

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Jimmy FLintstone Cadillacs

1959 Superior high top

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1959 Superior Crown Royal Hearse/combination ambulance

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1959 Miller Meteor Hearse

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Your "Unknown" '59 Miller Meteor is the Miller Meteor Limousine Ambulance, made by All American Models in 1990-92, for use with the AMT Ghostbusters Ecto 1A.

Art

[chrismooney]

Thanks Art!!!!! now I just nbeed to find one...... LOL

[Art Anderson]

Thanks Art!!!!! now I just nbeed to find one...... LOL

Chris,

It actually would be easier and quicker to modify an Ecto-1 from Polar Lights (that kit has the correct stock wheels and tires in it!) as the mods I did weren't hard to do--the flashing red light tubes were done from Evergreen styrene tubing, carved down to a taper, glued in place, and a bit of puttywork. The middle rear quarter window was blanked off with sheet styene, and the cross's were appliqued on with bits of .250"x.020" Evergreen styrene strip stock (they should be foiled after painting, as Miller Meteor plated those cross emblems). The interior tub is an ambulance, albeit only slightly detailed, but then, there wasn't much to add, only an Oxygen tank, a case of splints and first aid bandages, a stretcher, and a gurney--not much there back in those days!

The AAM resin kit was pretty rare, not many were sold, perhaps no more than 50-75 of them.

Art

[chrismooney]

Chris,

It actually would be easier and quicker to modify an Ecto-1 from Polar Lights (that kit has the correct stock wheels and tires in it!) as the mods I did weren't hard to do--the flashing red light tubes were done from Evergreen styrene tubing, carved down to a taper, glued in place, and a bit of puttywork. The middle rear quarter window was blanked off with sheet styene, and the cross's were appliqued on with bits of .250"x.020" Evergreen styrene strip stock (they should be foiled after painting, as Miller Meteor plated those cross emblems). The interior tub is an ambulance, albeit only slightly detailed, but then, there wasn't much to add, only an Oxygen tank, a case of splints and first aid bandages, a stretcher, and a gurney--not much there back in those days!

The AAM resin kit was pretty rare, not many were sold, perhaps no more than 50-75 of them.

Art

Your right I could easly make one...... But i would like and unfinshed resin casting of one for my collection..... and an history I am writing ....

[Aaronw]

That looks right up Firemodelman Dave's "the tunnel light king" alley to me.

If you are hoping for an original good luck, I've seen a few AAM resin kits on ebay and you will need deep pockets.