Frankly, I would like to see some 80s cars. More exactly. An 85 Fiero GT wouldn't be bad. Maybe some Buick Skylarks would look nice. Any thoughts? :thumbsup:

Cougars would be good.

I'd love to see them produce cars that aren't available from every other company - I can get Camaros, Mustangs, GTO's, Impallas, Corvettes from any diecast company. Obviously, they have to establish a brand and make money before they do things like an AMC Marlin, but given the quality of the cars they make and the lack of competition with regards to some castings, it seems like they would have a market.

Volkswagens would be good to now that at think about it. Some old VW Bus. Haven't see any real good versions of those done in a while.

hey a 85 Fiero GT would cool , how about a 1978 skyhawk buick in red,

a 3rd gen trans am!!!

Rumor has it that Motormax is doing the Fiero (along with a Chevette and Vega).

I'd like to see a 69-70 Chevelle, or a 73-74 Roadrunner..

Full Size Station Wagons.

Rumor has it that Motormax is doing the Fiero (along with a Chevette and Vega).

I'd like to see a 69-70 Chevelle, or a 73-74 Roadrunner..
Really? A GT or reg? That would be cool.

Not really sure? Info came from here.



http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showthread.php?t=157572&page=1&pp=15&highlight=fiero

Well there is hope but not a lot of meat there. lol

How about the late 70s anti-muscle cars. The Hornet AMX, Mustang II King Cobra (with the right front end), the Skyhawk Roadhawk, the Aspen Charger and the Sunbird Formula. They were all colorful cars, that we saw everyday back then, and they would stand out nicely on a shelf now. Maybe the Pinto Cruising Wagon with the porthole, and the Vega wagon.

'73 Monte Carlo

'73 Grand Prix

'71 Charger (standard & SE w/ hidden headlights)

'64 Thunderbolt, '65 Chevelle, '79-'81 Camaro, '70 GTO, '71 Galaxie 500/LTD, '71 Fury, and many, many more.

Would like to see if GL could do a little better job on the 81-86 Cutlass


























gotta say it... 1991 Toronado, silver preferably

76 Trans Am
70-73 Formula with a proper scale dual scoop hood-JLs is too small
74/75 Firebird
81 Turbo Trans Am

'68 Vista Cruiser

69 Mercury Cyclone CJ
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45/montegogt/69CJ428.jpg

72 Mercury Montego GT http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g179/PearsonFan/beat-dead-horse.gif
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:wave:

Vector W2

Mopars for now :)

oh I could list many of them, but here is a few

76-78 volare/asepn
75 to 79 cordoba/magnum
93 cougar 5.0
75-77 ford granda
any 59 thru 65 mopar
65 pontiac grand prix
70/71 fury gt/sport
.........................plus many more

Cougars would be good.



well I posted this once before but here it is again GL....hint....hint

http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/500/70_Eliminator.jpg


edit: not the Cougar, that brown Ford van behind it :tongue:

oh lets not forget the early to mid 60's super stockers and fx cars

67-68 Grand Prix
69-70 Grand Prix
74 GTO

Station Wagons
78-81 Camaros
76 Trans Am
85-90 Trans Am
94-96 Impala SS (love to see a wagon version of this)
60s and 70 European sedans

Jeff

'68 Vista Cruiser

I love that car....I love all the GM versions. I also love the Studebaker wagon that has the rear top that can open and close like a bread box (Waggonier maybe?)

The car I hated the most when my dad bought them is now a segment I really love. When I go to car shows now, I go out of my way to find distinctive wagons. My favorite newish car is the Buick woody wagon (Roadmaster) with the Corvette engine.

I know, I need help.;)

My favorite newish car is the Buick woody wagon (Roadmaster) with the Corvette engine.

I know, I need help.;)

http://www.sharpshopper.net/Home%20Page/bag%20of%20groceries.jpg

http://www.sharpshopper.net/Home%20Page/bag%20of%20groceries.jpg

But it's the ULTIMATE grocery getter!

For Mark

1965 Matchbox Studebaker Lark Wagonaire

http://home.centurytel.net/geralde61/wagon3.jpg
http://home.centurytel.net/geralde61/wagon2.jpg
http://home.centurytel.net/geralde61/wagon1.jpg

Yup complete with a five minute Danny Thomas commercial!

Great Commercial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOm5P1AkUi4

Frankly, I would like to see some 80s cars. More exactly. An 85 Fiero GT wouldn't be bad. Maybe some Buick Skylarks would look nice. Any thoughts? :thumbsup:

I'd like to see a 1965 Buick Gran Sport hardtop and a 1965 Oldsmobile 442 hardtop made.

Something completely different: The Great American Luxury Car, in both 1/64 and 1/24.

Series I would include:

1969 to 1971 Lincoln Continental MK III
1967 to 1970 Cadillac Eldorado
1964 to 1966 Imperial Coupe and Convertible
1969 to 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix
1969 to 1970 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
1976 to 1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham

I don't know about anyone else, but I've been musclecar'd to death.

Some old Ford Roadsters and T-buckets would be cool too!!

It would be real cool if they did what JL is trying to do right now with putting things like 1/64 scale gas pumps with cars. Except do it a little better. Match a pump with a year. Like 50s and 60s cars matched with thier appropriate pumps. That would be pretty cool. maybe with a pile of tires our metal gas and oil containers from the era. Just throw'en the idea out there.

1971 `Cuda hardtop
1986 Shelby GLHS
1989-1991 Dodge Daytona Shelby
1992-1993 Dodge Daytona Iroc R/T
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.9 limited
1987-89 Shelby CSX,CSX-T,& CSX-VNT
1987 Shelby GLHS
1972-74 Barracuda & `Cuda
64-66 Chrysler Imperial
Dodge Mirada CMX 360

Old Studebarkers would look cool or the Tucker Torpedo
Old Milk Trucks would be hard but if done right would be cool.

These Chrysler Letter Cars:

1960 300F
1961 300G
1962 300H
1963 300J
1964 300K
1965 300L

& these non-letter 300s:

1967-68 Chrysler 300
1969-70 Chrysler 300

Something completely different: The Great American Luxury Car, in both 1/64 and 1/24.

Series I would include:

1969 to 1971 Lincoln Continental MK III
1967 to 1970 Cadillac Eldorado
1964 to 1966 Imperial Coupe and Convertible
1969 to 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix
1969 to 1970 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
1976 to 1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham

I don't know about anyone else, but I've been musclecar'd to death.

I agree!!!!

Rumor has it that Motormax is doing the Fiero (along with a Chevette and Vega).

I'm liking that rumor. I hope the Chevette is the later '80s version. :thumbsup:

As for Greenlight:

Make everything. I won't mind buying cars I already have in "1/64" scale if all Greenlights will truly be 1/64 in scale, relative to one another. Small Gremlins, large Impalas. Just like the current Impala dwarfs the Mustangs and Camaro. If you can do that, I'll be a loyal customer for years to come. :thumbsup:

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Ephrata, PA? I've never seen this store there. Nick, can you shed some light on this...?

Need Mercury Cyclones --- Nobody has made any in diecast !!

Some more late 50's cars would be cool too . 56 & 58 Packard hdtp .... etc

These Chrysler Letter Cars:

1960 300F
1961 300G
1962 300H
1963 300J
1964 300K
1965 300L

& these non-letter 300s:

1967-68 Chrysler 300
1969-70 Chrysler 300

This describes my PERFECT series! I love all of the old 300s, and the 1964 300K and 1970 300 Convertibles are 2 of my all time favorite cars.

...if 2006 Mattel chokes on the liscensing, like every other diecast companies' attempts....

http://www.lasplash.com/artman/uploads/batmobile3.jpg

More Mustangs!!!! Are a must!

GTO CONVERTIBLES! (The 67 was a great start!)

69 GTO Convertible (Judge)
68 GTO Convertible
64 GTO Convertible
70 GTO Convertible
71 GTO Convertible
66 GTO Convertible
65 GTO Convertible

GTO CONVERTIBLES! (The 67 was a great start

69 GTO Convertible (Judge)
68 GTO Convertible
64 GTO Convertible
70 GTO Convertible
71 GTO Convertible
66 GTO Convertible
65 GTO Convertible

You forgot about the 74 GTO

Make the 69 Grand Prix SJ 428 and I'L be happy.

I would like to see a decent Viper Comp Coupe with tampo designs of real racing teams!

Hmm... Been thinkin' about this one.

Ford Falcon XB GT coupé

If GL keeps up what they are doing now i'm happy

Cougars would be good.

I'd love to see them produce cars that aren't available from every other company - I can get Camaros, Mustangs, GTO's, Impallas, Corvettes from any diecast company. Obviously, they have to establish a brand and make money before they do things like an AMC Marlin, but given the quality of the cars they make and the lack of competition with regards to some castings, it seems like they would have a market.

Speaking of cars that are not available how about, you guessed it, Galaxies. 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69. Who else is doing those???? :thumbsup: