Archive
Return to Index
Read Responses
BTW, this was long before the "new tool" AMT '60 pickup was announced. *NM*
In Response To:
Back about 25 or 30 years ago one of the aftermarket companies,, Galaxie,IIRC,, was trying to bring a reissue of the AMT early '60's Chevy to market. Might have something to do with that. *NM*
()
Messages In This Thread
Were there '61 or '63 Chevy Apache pickups pressed in blue-gray styrene?
Back about 25 or 30 years ago one of the aftermarket companies,, Galaxie,IIRC,, was trying to bring a reissue of the AMT early '60's Chevy to market. Might have something to do with that. *NM*
BTW, this was long before the "new tool" AMT '60 pickup was announced. *NM*
That one was the '66, which has different A-pillars. IDing a '66 would be easy *NM*
Was that "Wheat's Nostalgia"? Seems like they were announcing that Chevy pickup. I don't think it happened. *NM*
Joe Wheat sold about 500 pre-assembled '66 promos. They had vacuform windows (by Modelhaus IIRC) and stickers for the whitewalls. American SATCO was going to do the kit...
Thanks for the information! *NM*
Would be a great addition to the portfolio. FWIW, I had my allowance in my hand at DAAM for the new Shortbed and they were gone from all the vendors in less than an hour, this bodes well for R2. *NM*
I had the Satco 4x4 in my hands at the old RCTHA show in Chicago many moons ago........
'61 has side trim, '63 doesn't. I'd establish which one it is; the '63 would be more likely if in fact there were any blue ones *NM*
No side trim, and all the '62 bits drop in, so I'm guessing '63
I believe that on the 1:1 pickup, the frame got changed when it went from torsion bar to coil springs...
AMT produced more annual kits in blue plastic in '63 than any year to date, so if it is a kit piece '63 would make sense...