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[Closed] As fall sets in summer memories fade..........No more Olds parking in the shade..pic

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(@Paul Theriot)
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As fall sets in summer memories fade..........No more Olds parking in the shade..pic

A visit to Louie's 'Hot' Garage

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Just think of the action that took place here.......Oh baby!

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Let's see what's under the hood

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Hey come on......don't be stingy....turn the peepers up

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Nice, hey about a little fanny in here......

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That's more like it........

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How about a wheel teaser......

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Well that's it, thanks for stopping by Louie's 'Hot' Garage....

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(@chris)
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Very nice except...............except, those headlights.



   
(@Ron Merritt)
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Yeah, has anyone seen a decent Cutlass?

I have an Ertl 442, but still has a wonkly headlight and grill assembly like this one. Is it really that hard to make a decent model of this iconic car?



   
(@Jason Ray)
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The '70 Olds 442 shown was the first 1/18 DCCZ club car (650 made) and it had a few rough edges. It was Lane's first "Exact Detail" 442 and improvements were quite obvious in the later 1971 and 1972 versions. I have several covering all three years and wouldn't sell any of them. What I'd really like to see would be a high quality original 442 (1964) and high quality 442s from 1965, '68 and '69.



   
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