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#597216 12/01/2009 3:14 PM
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I want to make a scale model of our 63 LB stepside. I'm not fussy for scale but would prefer either 1:18 or 1:25. I already have a 1:18 SB step but it's a 65. If i could find another for parts i could do a custom job but they are getting hard to find for a decent price. I'm also aftre 1:18 custom chrome from a fleet... I just need what's on the cab though
Anyone here have any links etc to help in my quest for a scale 63?

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Here's a thread that shows a couple of options. Basically an original 1/25 kit from Ebay or a resin replica from Modelhaus:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=369381



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If you're not afraid to do some custom work, one could be built using a cab from the AMT '60 and the rest from from the Revell '65 Stepsside (which has been recently re-released). The Revel kit will provide the chassis, bed, and the front doghouse, the '60 kit has the correct wraparound window and Custom Cab trim. You'll need the stretch the bed and chassis, as both kits are shortbeds. Original '63 kits do pop up, but tend to be rather expensive due to rarity and demand. I don't think that Modelhaus currently has the cab in their catalog. Here's the parts they do have. That will allow you to get the correct '63 specific parts not available in the other kits.


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