GM pickups

[Terry Jessee]

This one's kind of cobbled together. It's sort of like a '67 Chevy with a newer grill.

Terry

[mikemodeler]

nice clean trucks there Terry! I always liked that body style GM truck.

[gray07]

Great looking trucks.

[ARTEMIS1759]

What model did you use? I used to have a 69 GMC 3/4t 4x4 long box stepside. Had super granny low 4 speed and 4.56s with a factory detroit locker. Top end was 65 but nothing could stop it.

[Terry Jessee]

MPC Chevy long wheelbase stepside. I don't remember the name of the kit.

Terry

[hotrod59f100]

Vary nice . I love them.

[Terry Jessee]

What model did you use? I used to have a 69 GMC 3/4t 4x4 long box stepside. Had super granny low 4 speed and 4.56s with a factory detroit locker. Top end was 65 but nothing could stop it.

Here's a shot of a similar kit. Got this off eBay.

Terry

[mikemodeler]

What model did you use? I used to have a 69 GMC 3/4t 4x4 long box stepside. Had super granny low 4 speed and 4.56s with a factory detroit locker. Top end was 65 but nothing could stop it.

TJ,

MPC issued a 71/72 Chevy pickup, longbed stepside, in 2wd back in the 70's. I haven't seen it re-issued but you might be able to find on eBay or one of the online old kit sellers. You would have to create your own 4wd chassis as the kit chassis is a very simple promo style piece that would be very difficult to modify into a 4wd version.

I am surprised that a resin caster has never offered a 4wd chassis for the AMT & MPC pickups from this era.