Whats a good full size hard top kit.

[blazefox]

Looking for a good kit. I wanna make large custom car. Year make and model dont matter. Im thinkin of galaxy, murader or riviera but not sure yet

[MikeMc]

66 galaxy....it has two motors...1 is a SOHC....also some "nascar"type parts and custom parts make up this 3 n 1

[blazefox]

Cool thanks ill consider it Im thinkin lead sled too

[Erik Smith]

AMT 1966 Riviera is a nice kit.

[jeffs396]

AMT 1967 Impala fastback too...nice kit, and cheap & plentiful!

[blazefox]

Kool howbout forfys kits

[Chris guthro]

66 ford fairline

[Rob Hall]

Any Revell Impala ht would be good..nicely done, easy to find...they've done all the '58-66 except for '61 (which Lindberg does)..

[bbowser]

60 Starliner

[blazefox]

Are,there any good fortys ford custom kits

[62rebel]

Ford didn't produce a hardtop until 1951. Forties Fords are not what i'd refer to as a "fullsize" car, even though they are large (in scale); that term wouldn't really apply until the late '50's..... when there were finally some "compact" cars on the market.

"Lead Sled" almost always denotes a '49-51 Merc, or Chevy Fleetline, something bulky, round, with lots of curves.....

"Low Rider" might be more correct for what you're thinking; early '60's to late '70's, customized, wild paint jobs, murals, panel painting and lace.... morphed into "hoppers" in the late '90's...

Revell has a great selection of '59-'66 Chevies that fit the bill; multiple building options, easy to build, lots of features...

AMT has a good selection of reissued annuals that include several big bruisers.... even the repop '76 Caprice is an iconic custom hardtop today.

the Monogram '59 Cadillac is probably the single biggest fullsize hardtop kit out there... and it builds up nice, too.

[blazefox]

I like the wide bodie 40s cars to if I got one of those id so I chop top and b piller removal

[Bartster]

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