What American automotive subjects would the non-Americans like to see as a 1/24 scale kit?

[Junkman]

My list:

Definitely more of the traditional full-size cars of the 60s 70s.

Especially the post '67 Imperials and other 'fuselage' Mopars, particularily the 73 Dodge Monaco.

The 71-76 non-Caprice fullsize GMs.

70s Continental Town Car and Marks.

'Personal Luxury' cars like the Chrysler Cordoba and Pontiac Le Mans.

73 Pontiac Grand Am

Late 30s - early 40s 'Detroit Potatoes', like the 37-39 Hudson, 42 De Soto, etc.

And much more of the 'odd balls' like the 1957 Hudson, Studebaker Hawk and Gran Turismo, etc.

Edited May 1, 2011 by Junkman

[59-Desoto]

I like your list Junkman , the resin guys have tried to fill many of those holes but price for their time and work keep a lot of builders away from them. Never hurts to wish .

[Luc Janssens]

I'll play, but I would change the scale in 1/25

_{(please note, that this is a dream list, and know that many of these subjects are/were available as resin copies of vintage kits, offered in a different scale, or findable annuals on the secondary market)}

-'68 Dodge Coronet

-'69 Chrysler New Yorker

-'68 Chevy Chevelle

-'69 Chevy Impala

-'69-'70 Cadillac Deville

-'70 Plymouth Hemi 'cuda

-'70 Dodge Charger

-'71 Dodge Demon

-'71 Dodge Challenger R/T

-'72 Ford LTD

-'72 Chevy Caprice

-'72 Ford Grand Torino GTS

-'76 Ford Grand Torino

-'76 Ford Grand Torino country squire

-'76 Ford LTD

-'77 Chevy Impala

-'77 Ford Thunderbird

-'87 Chrysler LeBaron

I will ad more later....

[MILD]

How about a 57 Chevy

[Swifster]

Only because I had one...

1971 Plymouth Sport Fury GT, with all the stripes...

If a '70 was done, two sets of stripes...GT and S/23

[ra7c7er]

I would think many non-Americans would like to see the same stuff Americans want. I mean if it isn't there in model form it's not here in model form either.

[Six-Fo]

I'd like to see more Cadillacs, especially the LT1 Fleetwood in 93-96.