Any Chrysler, Plymouth or Dodge from the 50’s. '57 Royal Lancer comes to mind immediately.
More police cars, ambulances, fire trucks.
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I remember a Collectible Automobile article from 1993 or thereabouts that featured the 1957-1959 Dodge. One car seen in that article was a 1958 (if memory serves correctly) Dodge in bronze and black. A very striking car.
To me those were the most striking looking cars of the decade. I think GM went overboard, Ford just sorta moped along, but the big Chrysler products just looked good.
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No certain order but here’s my thoughts:
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1951 Hudson Hornet with Twin H Power
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a 1927 Mod. T roadster done right
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all Plymouths from 1962 thru 1965 with a removable top to create a two hardtop or two door sedan
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an A.J. Watson Indy roadster complete with engine and suspension
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some of the old Indy cars from the 1930’s
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A proper '72 Plymouth Road Runner.
A well-tooled “Pierre Cardin” AMX Javelin
The Honda Accord series
more 1970’s era Indy cars–Al & Bobby Unser, Mario Andretti, A J Foyt, Mark Donohue, etc…
Believe it or not, its the Skip Barber Formula 2000.
1/24 Eagle Formula 1.
Otherwise, a new Lola T70 kit or a McLaren M6
Couldn’t agree more on that Gurney eagle, probably one of the best looking F1 cars to ever come out, Mind as well add the Ferrari 156 Sharknose too though while were at it !
It would really be nice to see a jeep kit out there some of the newer ones JK YJ you know 2000 our newer to get my hands on one of those or even a hand full i would be a happy camper and no die cast. some of the newer trucks out to chevy or ford. I would like to even see some thing like a trophy truck or a rock crawler
For me it would have to be a Second generation Toyota Supra. I wonder why??? Or a 2003 Protege 5.
A '97 Chevy Z71 extended cab.
Would also like to see a suburban kitted.
I’d like to build a 1965 - 1967 Dodge Sweptline pickup in 1/32-35 or 1/24-25