What is the one car you'd love to see done in 1/43? :confused: :thumbsup:

Only allowed one?

If so, the 1966 Jensen Interceptor - I know it was made as a contemporary "toy", however, I would love to see a modern 1:43 version.

A 1965 Buick Gran Sport 2 door hardtop.

If it is done already, I'm not aware of it, or it isn't a quality casting.

Only allowed one?

If so, the 1966 Jensen Interceptor - I know it was made as a contemporary "toy", however, I would love to see a modern 1:43 version.
OK you can have "A FEW"

OK you can have "A FEW"
:p
Hey, where's my 1965 Buick Gran Sport 2 door hardtop? :p

mustang 1973 convertible

OK you can have "A FEW"

Thanks very much :p

1976 Aston Martin Lagonda
1974 Lotus Elite and/or Eclat
1990 Lotus Vauxhall Carlton
1958 Lancia Flaminia Berline/Coupe
1975 Lancia Beta HPE
1976 Maserati Kyalami
1977 Toyota Celica Mk II
1978 Honda Prelude Mk I

....I could go on!

:wave:

Steve

In mass market die cast - not white metal - I'd like Minichamps-like 1:43 models of:

1947 Cadillac series 62 fastback coupe
1956 Chevrolet Nomad
1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL fastback coupe
1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL squaretop coupe
1963 Ford Country Squire
1979 Ford Ranchero
Jensen-Healey roadster
1950s Mercedes 300d wagon (yes, the few were made by specialty body shops)
Mercedes 600 Grosser coupe (yes, there were a very few coupes made)
1957 Mercury Colony Park wagon

Steve - two of those models you list are or have been available. Western released the Lagonda at some time - probably both in built up and in kit form. And I have the first generation Honda Prelude by Diapet (#G-118) in gold. - ranchero -

Same thing I always want, a Scrambler. :thumbsup: I have to admit, the 1979 Ranchero listed above would certainly be interesting. Along those lines, I've always wanted to see a 77-79 LTD II 2 door, with the two tone paint and the Magnum wheels. A pretty car that I've never seen in model form.

how about a 1978 Mercury Cougar XR-7.

Any or all pre 1960 Plymouths. And I know the big guys like Brooklin et al made them, but something a little more affordable.

My favorite Bill Mitchell creation: 1966 Buick Riviera

Late 1970s Aston Martin V8 vantage (-it has been done in white metal but that is over $100 for a car, beyond my pocket)

Late 1970s Aston Martin V8 vantage (-it has been done in white metal but that is over $100 for a car, beyond my pocket)

Spark have done the Vantage Volante, & the Coupe is promised - mine's on order!

Steve