I don't know about anyone else, but I like the JL 1/24 scale cars. They have nice detail and assembly for the price. My only gripe is that they chose to do cars which everyone else is or has done in that scale. I think the line would be better served if they dove into their library and pulled out the plans and masters for things we haven't seen either in a long time or at all. My suggestions:

'61 Ventura
'72 Grand Prix
'73 Grand Am
'66 Toronado
'70 442
'76 Cutlass Supreme
'67 Gran Sport
'71 Riviera
'60 Country Squire
'68 Cougar
'70 Cyclone
'61 Continental
'71 Challenger
'74 Monaco
'69 Javelin
'48 Tucker

Somebody needs to do a 1970 Dart Swinger 340 in any scale! :cool:


they can use mine if they want....it's almost done!



http://www.uscartool.com/img/70Dart340/index.html

Some of your suggestions might work but they would have to be cautious of others because if they don't appeal to enough buyers, they could linger for a good long time. I bet the 442 would do well along with many of the other standards. (i.e. Chevelle, GTOs, etc.)

Yes!! As someone who also builds models, I can tell you that would be huge - there's NOTHING like it out there.

True. If I were to narrow the list down, I would start with the 442, Riviera, Cougar, Cyclone, Continental, Monaco, and Javelin, as there is demand for these and they can be easily modified into something else (ie lowrider Riv, police Monaco, Trans Am Javelin, etc.)

Only 1/24 I'm looking forward to is FM's Avanti.

http://www.diecastmuscle.com/store/Home/FMB11E020

Only 1/24 I'm looking forward to is FM's Avanti.

http://www.diecastmuscle.com/store/Home/FMB11E020

Matt, I see that these are shown as "in stock", so when you say that you are looking forward to this model, does that mean that you have one ordered? Just curious.

'61 Ventura
'72 Grand Prix
'73 Grand Am
'66 Toronado
'70 442
'76 Cutlass Supreme
'67 Gran Sport
'71 Riviera
'60 Country Squire
'68 Cougar
'70 Cyclone
'61 Continental
'71 Challenger
'74 Monaco
'69 Javelin
'48 Tucker

I would welcome any of those since I need some new (unique) "victims" for my customs. Those of you that have seen my work no what I'm talking about.
:devil:

Matt, I see that these are shown as "in stock", so when you say that you are looking forward to this model, does that mean that you have one ordered? Just curious.

I'm going to hold out a few months and pick it up cheap on ebay.

I would welcome any of those since I need some new (unique) "victims" for my customs. Those of you that have seen my work no what I'm talking about.
:devil:


I know what you mean. I just started chopping up a Jada 1/24 Chrysler 300 for a hearse.

69-70 Pontiac Grand Prix.

the original batmobile :D .... i've seen 1/18s out there but with the detail JL gives them, i bet this would make one heck of a car

I'm going to hold out a few months and pick it up cheap on eBay (http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-1606754-2202639)http://www.awltovhc.com/image-1606754-2202639.

:thumbsup:

Shelby Mustangs maybe...

Somebody needs to do a 1970 Dart Swinger 340 in any scale! :cool:


they can use mine if they want....it's almost done!



http://www.uscartool.com/img/70Dart340/index.html

sweet pic's i can't wait to see the final pic's!! thanks!:thumbsup: :wave:

I like that original list (basicly lots of oldsmobiles) although one more i'd like to see is a 81-88 Cutlass in 1/24th form, or 1/43, or 1/18.... (you can see where i am getting wit this)

I`d love to have a 1974 cuda,mainly black with the factory white stripe.I`ve always wanted a model of my 1st car.

I would like to see a 1958, 1959 and 1963 Chevy Impala.

STOCK CAR LEGENDS
FUNNY CAR LEGENDS
PRO STOCK LEGENDS
TRANS AM LEGENDS

:p

I like that original list (basicly lots of oldsmobiles) although one more i'd like to see is a 81-88 Cutlass in 1/24th form, or 1/43, or 1/18.... (you can see where i am getting wit this)

They should do that in 1/24, they should do the '69 Vista Cruiser, a '65 Starfire, and a '68 442 also. Also, they should modify the Ertl Collectables '57 Olds stocker tool to become a showroom stock '57 Super 88 with the J2 option.