What would you rather have in 1/32?

[KnowtoriousWon]

Those are good choices, any are great. I like the look of the '70 Javelin better then the '71.
The Dart is interesting and I always like Corvairs ( had a '69 convertible).

Anyway I would prefer some 70s stock cars; 73 Charger and such, also some early 80s too. Plenty of USAC & NASCAR versions to make.

[crossovercrazy]

Corvair - I'm a big Spurgeon May and Don Eichstaedt fan (who isn't? - in fact, I'd make special limited edition box sets for both of them).

I'll get the Dart and Javelin too, and while you're at, make them all, plus the Nova Chevy II, Saab 96, and Volvos PV544 and 122S all simultaneously in one big multi-compartment mold, and sell them as a set (I'll clip the tree sprue off myself), and I'll be fine with that (as long as the set is under $20)

[Burglar]

Dart.

Also it would be VERY popular in Australia as in 1969-70 a local variant was sold here under the Valiant name

[R/TRandy]

The Dart would be #1 choice, but I always go mopar first.
The Javelin 2nd choice.
The Corvair would be my 3rd choice.

I don't think you could go wrong with any of the three.
Randy

[dreinecke]

Actually, I don't believe that the big guys will do it - not enough liveries...besides it was what, 8 years between the '69 and '70 Camaros...? Interesting results thus far - thanks for participating.

[Modlerbob]

I went with the Corvair. A 1961 was my first car handed down from my Dad to my older brother and then to me. I can't say that I loved it but it was unique.

[FootScoot]

I initially voted for the Javelin, but a Corvair '65 and up would be cool. The Dart is neat too. All 3 would be nice, but I'm getting ahead here. :)

[Nor Cal Mike]

Well shiver me timbers. The Dart has pulled into the lead. Doing a little more research, the 67 Dart isn't the one I would choose. I would prefer the 64-65. The reason for this is those were the years of the big greenhouse Barracudas and any Go fast Mopar guy should have preferred the Dart over the Barracuda because of weight. Now I know Dave hast to think about economic issues since he wants to sell them............... But he did ask what we prefer, sorta ;-)

I could have easily picked the Corvair since a 65 was what my parents owned when I first got my drivers license. I did a lot of cruzin' in that car. I saw a very fast one at the Monterey Historics the weekend before last racing in the T/A class. It was probably a Yenko but I didn't recognize the livery of the particular car. I did not see a Dart there however. That black Falcon that is the famous one was there though.

[RazorJon]

Well since Nova was not a choice I went Corvair

[dreinecke]

Thanks for the photos Jeremy, but wrong Corvair - this one:


Jon - hang in there...if the "new" process works, it will be doable...just insanely expensive.

[dreinecke]

That's the one.

[Nor Cal Mike]

[dreinecke]

Mike - and that is the one I wish to make.

[Nor Cal Mike]

David,
If you ever decide to do that car,let me know. I will call the owner to see if he'll give us permission to take some photos of the actual car. He only lives about 20 miles south of me.

Mike

[dreinecke]

Mike, that would be great - Thanks! I've also got another friend that has been in touch with them and has at least one good one of the car complete in color.