'65 Short Step kits from Revell
 

A little on the spendy side at $21.99, but I thought some might be interested. It's the first 60-66 Chevy kit I have been able to find new so I was kind of stoked. Enjoy :chevy:

http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/...up-2n1-755769/

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Thanks for the heads up on this.

I used to be quite the plastic model builder, but nowadays you can buy a larger scale metal model for just a little more $. It's that darn "global economy" :lol:

plastic model:

1965 Chevy Stepside Pickup 2'n1
sku# 755769
Price: $21.99
http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/...up-2n1-755769/

Steel model:

1965 CHEVROLET C-10 TRUCK STEPSIDE PICKUP YELLOW 1:18
Product Model : ss-00193
Price: $41.95
http://www.snuffledopple.com/1965-ch...ow-p-1440.html

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True. Call it the gearhead I am, but I heavily prefer to be the one who decides how the model comes out. Don't get me wrong, I've got quite a few of the die cast models in all kinds of scales (and I'll probably order one of those pickups you posted, thanks). I just really enjoy building the plastic kits, and seeing just how detailed I can get.

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SUCKS! I just found the exact same kit a few bucks cheaper at another online store. That'll teach me to do more searching....oh well. Here is the new link for anyone still looking:

http://www.megahobby.com/1965chevyst...-25revell.aspx

Edit: just spent an hour or so checking out this website, and they've got a really good selection of detailing bits and pieces.

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I just picked up that revelle 65 stepside on eBay for 10 bucks new and 7 for the shipping. Don't forget to check eBay too.
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Revel also makes a 64' short fleet, I don't know if they are still in production tho. I picked one up from a guy in town here him and his wife own an antique shop and he deals with die cast and plastic model kits. I found a 72 cheyanne and a 57 cameo from the guy too:metal: I will try to post some pics when I get around to building the thing!

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Chinese made diecast metal,although technically a model,is what's known as a scale replica. When we say model we mean scale model kit. Those are also scale replicas. The point is,a model is a kit made from styrene plastic from molds made in America back when America could make things. Model kits are worth more than super mass produced by China diecast assembled in a sweat shop.

They made an earlier version of that Stepside a few years before. The truck is red with wide whites on the box with Skip's Garage on the door. There's also the version with the Hydro Hemi boat:

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They made an earlier version of that Stepside a few years before. The truck is red with wide whites on the box with Skip's Garage on the door. There's also the version with the Hydro Hemi boat:[/QUOT

Those are both awesome kits, I would love to get my hands on on those kit's!
I just recently got back into building, I have not built since I was about 12 or 13. And I have found alot of kits I would like build are extremely hard to find, it took me quite some time to find a 72 chevy truck, got it from a member here on the board (looks like it might have been one of yours Special K, I.E thanks in a round' about way:lol:

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I just found both of those models on Ebay yesterday to get the pictures. Let's see...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/REVELL-65-Ch...item20bfe23788
I guess the other one is gone already...good luck!

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I've been wanting to get on of those kits with the boat and stepside, but I keep getting out bit or beat to the purchase (can't get on e-bay here at work). One day I'll get it.....:D

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I got that one when it came out. The sticker on it says $19.00. I used to hit the hobby stores and check their catalogs for current models. Even hobby store prices seem above retail these days.