Four Door Cars and Wagons from 60s and 70s

[Erik Smith]

Thanks for all the replies so far. I have been doing some research as well as using info from here to compile a list of model cars ( no preassembled) with four doors (including four door wagons) from 1960 to 1980 (my preferred model years) and will post a link when completed. I will also be trying to get picks of as many kits as I can.

Thanks again!

Edited November 1, 2011 by Coyotehybrids

[57peppershaker]

Love to see more 4 doors issued.

74 Monaco & 72 Polara to name a couple.

[Junkman]

Love to see more 4 doors issued.

74 Monaco & 72 Polara to name a couple.

Don't forget a 73 Monaco.

[Eshaver]

I know it's not within the parameters , but a A M T 1932 Ford Touring and a 1927 Ford Model T Touring were both four door cars too. Ed Shaver

[disabled modeler]

I cant remember who made the 64 Bonneville 4door wagon...wish I could want to make a replica of my moms old wagon. I seen it on e-bay once while looking for parts I need. I may just try to do a conversion on my own if the needed parts show up somewhere. At least i have an old 1964 issue of Motor Trend showing some new wagons for 64 with the Bonneville wagon in it for reference. I am a wagon and 4door nut...always looking for more.

[Art Anderson]

I know it's not within the parameters , but a A M T 1932 Ford Touring and a 1927 Ford Model T Touring were both four door cars too. Ed Shaver

As is the Monogram '30 Model A Phaeton, the Monogram 1930 Packard Speedster Phaeton, the Monogram 1931 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton, the Monogram '32 Cadillac Dual Cowl Phaeton, the Monogram Duesenberg Torpedo Phaeton, the Monogram Duesenberg Town Car, the Monogram '31 Rolls Royce Sport Phaeton, The AMT 1907 Thomas Flyer, the Tonka 1913 Model T Touring Car, The AAM 1932 Duesenberg Limousine, the AAM 1937 Cord sedans, AMT/Ertl 1941 Ford Station Wagon, the Revell 1948 Ford Station Wagon, the Aurora 1950 Mercury Station Wagon (Mod Squad)..I may have missed a couple.

Art

[Art Anderson]

Yes, a Dart 440, Imperial and Valiant.

Uh, the Valiant was the 2dr hardtop.

[Junkman]

Uh, the Valiant was the 2dr hardtop.

It wasn't:

The Dodge Lancer was:

[Maindrian Pace]

And they were both, um, special looking.

-MJS

[Junkman]

And they were both, um, special looking.

-MJS

A bit too special for many. Despite they proved to be technically the best of the newfangled Detroit compacts, sales left a lot to be desired. They were extremely popular in Europe though, the most popular American cars until the Mustang came. Survival rate is low though, unfortunately.

[gray07]

Theres a 4door corvette up for trade now in the trade section

[Eshaver]

As is the Monogram '30 Model A Phaeton, the Monogram 1930 Packard Speedster Phaeton, the Monogram 1931 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton, the Monogram '32 Cadillac Dual Cowl Phaeton, the Monogram Duesenberg Torpedo Phaeton, the Monogram Duesenberg Town Car, the Monogram '31 Rolls Royce Sport Phaeton, The AMT 1907 Thomas Flyer, the Tonka 1913 Model T Touring Car, The AAM 1932 Duesenberg Limousine, the AAM 1937 Cord sedans, AMT/Ertl 1941 Ford Station Wagon, the Revell 1948 Ford Station Wagon, the Aurora 1950 Mercury Station Wagon (Mod Squad)..I may have missed a couple.

Art

Art, you NEVER miss anything EVER ! Ed Shaver

[Junkman]

Aurora 50 Merc was a 2-door.

What about the Jo-Han Caddy Town Car?

Was this not for 1960-1980?

What about non-American stuff?

Tamiya Jag MKII (strictly speaking it came out in 1959, but it was built throughout most of the Sixties).

Hubley/Entex/Academy Rolls Royce Silver Cloud

Various Heller models, but they all depict pre-1960 cars.

Aoshima Nissan Cedric/Gloria (various)

Aoshima Toyota Crown MS110

Aoshima Toyota Century

Edited November 1, 2011 by Junkman

[Jairus]

I love long roof's!!!

[Dr. Cranky]

I do too, they make great canvases for graphics!

[Art Anderson]

Aoshima Austin London Taxicab

[cortinanut]

I cant remember who made the 64 Bonneville 4door wagon...wish I could want to make a replica of my moms old wagon. I seen it on e-bay once while looking for parts I need. I may just try to do a conversion on my own if the needed parts show up somewhere. At least i have an old 1964 issue of Motor Trend showing some new wagons for 64 with the Bonneville wagon in it for reference. I am a wagon and 4door nut...always looking for more.

I'd dearly love to get hold of such a kit. I do have a '61 Bonneville wagon resin kit (from R&R if I recall correctly) awaiting a build; it shows up often on eBay. But a '64 is what we had in my childhood (a Catalina, actually, but not much difference in wagon form).

[Erik Smith]

Aurora 50 Merc was a 2-door.

What about the Jo-Han Caddy Town Car?

Was this not for 1960-1980?

What about non-American stuff?

Tamiya Jag MKII (strictly speaking it came out in 1959, but it was built throughout most of the Sixties).

Hubley/Entex/Academy Rolls Royce Silver Cloud

Various Heller models, but they all depict pre-1960 cars.

Aoshima Nissan Cedric/Gloria (various)

Aoshima Toyota Crown MS110

Aoshima Toyota Century

I was toying with non-American builds too. I know I have a couple Nissan Skylines in 4 doors, Hasegawa Nissan bluebird - that might be a separate list.

[Erik Smith]

AMT/Union/Wave/Heller Renault Gordini

Heller Renault 4cv (I think that was still made in the 60s)

Tamiya Citroen 2CV

A few Arii kits in 1/32

I should be working on the list.

[Casey]

Yodel Dodge Monaco and Plymouth Fury: