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[Closed] Received MCC’s ’32 Lincoln today…

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(@John Richards)
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(@Rusty Hurley)
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Sounds like a must have for us 30s buffs John

Excellent mini-review



   
(@Paul Theriot)
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You sold me. I WANT THAT CAR AND I WANT IT RIGHT NOW! Thanks John.



   
(@Ted Johnson)
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It's to bad that MCC doesn't release cars more often

I have their 57' Studebaker and it's a beauty.



   
(@John Richards)
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Thanks, Rusty.



   
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(@Alex Brusotti)
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Lincoln KB

Thanks John for the review. Sounds like a must have and I plan to get one by year's end. The point about the convertible top is as you said. The pics on MTR and other sites show the model in both top up and top down likeness. I recall someone saying that the model in these photos is from one of the hobby shows earlier this year. The top was apparently "forceably" removed thus causing some damage to the car but allowing the interior to be visibly inspected. One other point that was made is that the side frame rails that support the top are obviously visible but on the 1:1 should be concealed behind the canvas roof.

Happy Holidays!

Alex B.



   
(@Ted Johnson)
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Just bought the 1937 Lincoln from signature..

Look forward to getting this one. The 32' Lincoln is on the way. BTW, I bought both Lincolns from Die Cast Fast.



   
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