The last reissue was the MPC ‘72 Chevelle “Street Machine” in the mid ‘80’s. The AMT ‘72 was backdated to the ‘70 in the mid ‘90’s. In the early ‘00’s, they used the MPC kit on the box art cover, but the body was the AMT kit hastily updated to the ‘ *PIC*

In Response To: Am I correct in assuming there is no tool in existance, or sound enough to release a '71 or '72 Chevelle? I'd really like to have a '71. Thanks. *NM* ()

to the ‘72. Then, it went back to being the ‘70 again for all subsequent reissues up until today.

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Am I correct in assuming there is no tool in existance, or sound enough to release a '71 or '72 Chevelle? I'd really like to have a '71. Thanks. *NM*
- MPC SSlasher comes to mind for me. *NM* *PIC*
  - But is the tooling still around? *NM*
    - Re: But is the tooling still around? hmmm... I thought the current AMT 70 WAS the 71/72 tooling backdated.....
- The last reissue was the MPC ‘72 Chevelle “Street Machine” in the mid ‘80’s. The AMT ‘72 was backdated to the ‘70 in the mid ‘90’s. In the early ‘00’s, they used the MPC kit on the box art cover, but the body was the AMT kit hastily updated to the ‘ *PIC*
- Well, Revell has done some '68-'72 GM A-bodies in recent years, so ya never know... *NM*
- Canuck3D offers a ‘71 and ‘72 conversion for the AMT ‘70 Chevrolet. I suppose that’s the closest we’ll get, as I don’t imagine we’ll see a ‘71 kit ever again. *NM*
  - Maybe Round2 will find the MPC ‘72 Chevelle tooling. They found the AMT ‘69 convertible. Maybe it’s been mislabeled in the storage vault. *NM*
    - Never say never… *NM*
    - I built the MPC Chevelle kit back when it came out and really enjoyed the cool twin-turbo setup on the big block. *NM*
  - I tried going to the website for canuck3D. Comes up Not Found. Do I have the right link (inside)?
    - It's...