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markeb01 · 10-29-2009, 03:23 PM

There is one way to get a 1963 model, build it using the resin 1963 grille available from Modelhaus.

http://www.modelhaus.com/index.php?y...&Submit=Search

All I have is the link, I can't find a picture of it posted anywhere. It only costs $4.75 for the grille by itself.

I’ve built 3 models of my GMC using a resin grille from Modelhaus. It's marginally out of scale, but all there is available. The first one was built using part of the Revell stepside bed and back of the cab, but mostly from a Modelhaus resin replica of the entire 1960 cab and hood. At the time it was the only way to get the wrap around windshield, as the 1960 kit had not been developed yet. The other two are a combination of AMT and Revell kits. The second one is what it was going to look like if I ever chromed the front end. The last one I slapped together just before painting my truck. I used the actual paint that was going on the real truck to see if I liked the way it looked.

10-29-2009, 03:23 PM	#4
markeb01 Senior Enthusiast Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Spokane Valley, WA Posts: 8,356	Re: Models on E-Bay There is one way to get a 1963 model, build it using the resin 1963 grille available from Modelhaus. http://www.modelhaus.com/index.php?y...&Submit=Search All I have is the link, I can't find a picture of it posted anywhere. It only costs $4.75 for the grille by itself. I’ve built 3 models of my GMC using a resin grille from Modelhaus. It's marginally out of scale, but all there is available. The first one was built using part of the Revell stepside bed and back of the cab, but mostly from a Modelhaus resin replica of the entire 1960 cab and hood. At the time it was the only way to get the wrap around windshield, as the 1960 kit had not been developed yet. The other two are a combination of AMT and Revell kits. The second one is what it was going to look like if I ever chromed the front end. The last one I slapped together just before painting my truck. I used the actual paint that was going on the real truck to see if I liked the way it looked.