What is your most wanted kit?

I'd like to build a 1965 - 1967 Dodge Sweptline pickup in 1/32-35 or 1/24-25

A '97 Chevy Z71 extended cab.

Would also like to see a suburban kitted.

For me it would have to be a Second generation Toyota Supra. I wonder why??? Or a 2003 Protege 5. 

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

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 !

1/24 Eagle Formula 1.

Otherwise, a new Lola T70 kit or a McLaren M6

Believe it or not, its the Skip Barber Formula 2000.

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...

No certain order but here's my thoughts:

1. 1951 Hudson Hornet with Twin H Power

2. a 1927 Mod. T roadster done right

3. all Plymouths from 1962 thru 1965 with a removable top to create a two hardtop or two door sedan

4. an A.J. Watson Indy roadster complete with engine and suspension

5. some of the old Indy cars from the 1930's

gary

agentg

'57 Royal Lancer comes to mind immediately.

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.

macattack80

I wouldn't mind seeing a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 in a convertible.

Much to my surprise, a Google search failed to turn up a resin Chevelle convertible body. I'll second the nod, and additionally suggest a '70 El Camino SS with the LS-6 and M-22.

I wouldn't mind seeing a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 in a convertible.  It would look nice between the 69 Camaro RS and the 67 Corvette Stingray

Well not to change the idea of the thread I will need the new Arifix 1/24 Mosquito for the Canadian units decal set I purchased from Squadron.

As for new kits I would like to see a older (50's) D7 Catapillar dozer in a larger scale with conversion sets (like the real deal) to make variants of Pipelayers (17A) Included options for ripper and winch attachments. As for the Pipelayer options for a stringing boom, counter weights and different length main winch booms. All live draw works of course. Another neat option would be a 'pup' motor starter engine or a converted one to electric.

For my most wanted auto kit?  I'm not real sure, but there are is at least 4 or so I would like to see:

1. 2002 Ford F-150 (I posted a thred asking if anyone knew of any manufacturer who made any kits, but since it is a newer style, I'm taking a shot in the dark that no one has make a kit)
2. 65th anniversery Jeep Grand Cherokee (my father has one, and I would like to have a scale model of one)
3. 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan (again, another car in my family)

Now, for a semi-military; semi-vehicle pick:

1. 1/24-1/25 scale or 1/6 scale M-35 2 1/2 ton military truck
2. 1/24-1/25 scale or 1/6 scale Humvee

These vehicles are not in my family's 3 car fleet, but I see them on a daily basis, as I live close to a military base, and convoys of M-35s and Humvees are quite common.

me i want to see any chrysler corp product from the 60's except the charger chalenger  stuff that is out there 

more like  the valiants lancer fury  polara  big chryslers

btw Gordon how is everything on the health front

Mustang8376

I would love to see a kit of the 1969 Ford Mustang Fastback.  Has anyone seen one around?

AMT and Revell have both produced '69 Mach 1 kits--I'm not sure how good the tools were, though. AMT also produced a 1:43 Mustang 2+2. I had one a long while ago, and it was decent, but I can't remember the last time I saw one of those.

My most-wanted car kit is a Mark I Mini with left-hand-drive!

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A series of kits commemorating all of the patrol cars from Mayberry R.F.D.

ferrari, any type!

Sorry, didn't mean to leave you auto guys out

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I would like a Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione.

I would love to see a kit of the 1969 Ford Mustang Fastback.  Has anyone seen one around?

KennyB

I know this could go in the armor section, but I would really like to see a Mercedes G4 staff car in 1/35 and larger scales. This is the car with the double drive axles. I just think it looks cool. maybe I'm just a little weird.                                                                                                    Ken                                          

I believe a kit was offered, kill me if I remember whom, in 1/35 scale by a resin manufacturer.

Personally, I'd love to see a 1/24, with full engine detail, Mclaren F1 road car.

68 or 69 Buick Skylark

I'd like to see a 1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria. Enough of the old obsolete 1956 AMT kit to model the most beautiful Fords ever.

I love the Chevy Camaro.  If Revell made a new 2010 Camaro kit, that's not the "concept" version, I would be thrilled.  I know there is one of those "concept" kits floating around. 

Maybe some of the new style pick up trucks too. 

I would love to see a Tucker, a Dodge Mirada, and a CHEVY CAPRICE 9C1 from the 80's. It's one of the longest and most widely used police cars and there's never been anything offered! Also, that Ford P/U wasn't a bad idea either! A Dodge from those years would be nice too! Also, a Jeep Cherokee (regular style). You guys can see I haven't put much thought into that topic, could you?

I know this could go in the armor section, but I would really like to see a Mercedes G4 staff car in 1/35 and larger scales. This is the car with the double drive axles. I just think it looks cool. maybe I'm just a little weird.                                                                                                    Ken                                          

Yes sir, a 1967 - 72 Ford pickup. Preferably a short bed, style side Ranger XLT with an FE motor. A 4WD option would be nice IMO.  Never understood why that truck was never kitted since the 67 - 72 Chevy was.

Tony