66 Impala SS Convertible??
ImportBuilder
11-27-2003, 07:36 PM
ne1 kno of a 1966 Chevrolet Impala kit? i would really like an SS convertible so i can duplicate my 1:1 car, but a base model hard top will do.
Zcaithaca
11-27-2003, 07:41 PM
i have a 64 impala ss kit that i made into a convertible(chopped top off) made by revell
NortherntoucH
11-27-2003, 07:47 PM
The closest thing i've heard of to what you're talking about is a 66 impala wagon resin kit on some german lowrider site... I can find the URL for you if you want, but I don't know if you want it, since it's a wagon...
CamaroSSBoy346
11-27-2003, 09:17 PM
closest thing they make is the Revell 64 and the AMT 70 SS. Maybe get the wagon and chop it all up.
ImportBuilder
11-27-2003, 09:55 PM
thx guys, looks like im outta luck tho.
Purpura Delujo
11-27-2003, 10:44 PM
Revell make a 1965 Impala convertible
Luc Janssens
11-28-2003, 08:18 AM
..or swapmeets for the original Amt kit 6716-200.
one remark however, these vintage kits can be pricy.
Hope this helps
Luc
one remark however, these vintage kits can be pricy.
Hope this helps
Luc
ZoomZoomMX-5
11-28-2003, 09:31 AM
..or swapmeets for the original Amt kit 6716-200.
one remark however, these vintage kits can be pricy.
Hope this helps
Luc
Hey Luc, I didn't know you hang out here!
I got lucky, found my '66 Impala CV kit at a local antique shop about 12 years ago, and paid all of $16.00 for it...mint unbuilt. They had a Johan '63 Rambler American for $18.00! I laughed at the price difference between them. I scratch my head now wondering why I didn't buy the Rambler... :grinno:
I already had a Rambler... :screwy:
one remark however, these vintage kits can be pricy.
Hope this helps
Luc
Hey Luc, I didn't know you hang out here!
I got lucky, found my '66 Impala CV kit at a local antique shop about 12 years ago, and paid all of $16.00 for it...mint unbuilt. They had a Johan '63 Rambler American for $18.00! I laughed at the price difference between them. I scratch my head now wondering why I didn't buy the Rambler... :grinno:
I already had a Rambler... :screwy:
Luc Janssens
11-28-2003, 09:49 AM
Hey Luc, I didn't know you hang out here!
I got lucky, found my '66 Impala CV kit at a local antique shop about 12 years ago, and paid all of $16.00 for it...mint unbuilt. They had a Johan '63 Rambler American for $18.00! I laughed at the price difference between them. I scratch my head now wondering why I didn't buy the Rambler... :grinno:
I already had a Rambler... :screwy:
only my second post here, but canvassed it close to a year now.
Bout the '66 Impala, just as you 'bout a decade ago I found one, but at a diecast store, the price was $15.
Mine's not mint but close, but for that kinda money one can't complain
:^)
See Ya
Luc
I got lucky, found my '66 Impala CV kit at a local antique shop about 12 years ago, and paid all of $16.00 for it...mint unbuilt. They had a Johan '63 Rambler American for $18.00! I laughed at the price difference between them. I scratch my head now wondering why I didn't buy the Rambler... :grinno:
I already had a Rambler... :screwy:
only my second post here, but canvassed it close to a year now.
Bout the '66 Impala, just as you 'bout a decade ago I found one, but at a diecast store, the price was $15.
Mine's not mint but close, but for that kinda money one can't complain
:^)
See Ya
Luc
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