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And you even worked in that slim body panel between the doors. Now that's attention to detail !
And you even worked in that slim body panel between the doors. Now that's attention to detail !
You are CORRECT sir! And that too has been noted by a few collectors. That was one detail I couldn't omit!
Great post, @chris....lots of models I've never seen before.
I have a number of 4-door models, but not all of them fully open. Here are some that do:
@gavin Your terrific post illustrates my point, that it's more difficult to find "full function" Domestic sedans/SUVs despite their dominance on American roads over the past 30 years. For the rest of the world, 4-doors have always been more commonplace.
YOU have some great models there. Naturally, I love that Cadillac but the 4-door GTO (sorry, I mean Holden 😏) those BMWs and those racing, tuff-looking, Mercedes are pretty cool! 😎
Your 4-door collection something to be proud of and I too saw a few I never knew existed.
Thanks very much @chris. I do enjoy the fully opening models, especially 4-door race cars where you can really see the full roll cage, etc.



























