What would you rather have in 1/32?

[The Blue 7]

I voted Corvair ! :banana-rock:

http://historicgt.fr.yuku.com/topic/1039#.UhuGdX8_eA4

[jmsh54]

Greetings, I think all three would make wonderful choices. But if there was one car, and I go off topic here, that I would like to see and would purchase it is a 1950s AC Bristol. Barring that I think the Corvair would be my number one choice. Regards, John

[ListerStormGT]

I voted for the Javelin, just for the simple fact that I highly doubt any of the big companies will ever do any year of a Javelin. How many years has Scaley been making T/A cars and we are just now seeing a Cougar. The Dart would be my 2nd choice then the Corvair. Dave, since you are the only way we will see any of them including the Nova (I want that too!) you might as well just make them all. :mrgreen:

[Nor Cal Mike]

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[dreinecke]

Gareth - there are minor differences in the 1968 I sell, the 1969 Tiny sells, and more going to 1970. The 1970 car is iconic because of Donahue and Penske. I also think it looks bad to the bone!

1968 Revson car:


1970 Donahue car:


1971 Follmer car - completely different:


So, similar enough in some people's eyes...completely different in others.

Good points all though!

[baford1]

The Javelin for sure the 1971 model , I agree with Lee it will take the manufactures to long to make them all model Javelins look nice
but the 1971 model a tougher looking car

Richard

[Nor Cal Mike]

Slightly off subject but A little side shot on the Javelin and it's rise to the top of the T/A field. Somehow magically, Roger Penske was able to show up with a set of Porsche disc brakes on his cars that somehow had an AMC part number on the castings. This allowed the Javelins to have far more brakes than its competitors. Fancy that!

The announcer at the Monterey Historics vintage race that I attended weekend before last told that story.

[BRS Hobbies]

I voted for the Javelin. I started out in slot cars with Aurora AFX and always liked the Javelin in HO scale. Would be great to be able to drive a Javelin in 1/32 scale as well. My second choice would be the Dart.

Best regards,
Brian

[dreinecke]

Gents, I think we got a little sideways on this one...I will not be doing the '71 - Pioneer has that one slated.

[Halfj-7]

And the dart takes the lead

[dreinecke]

Thanks for the input folks! Not the results I would have expected.

The fine folks in the RMS R&D department have their work cut out for them.

[Nor Cal Mike]

Looks like it was a pretty close race.