Beautiful...Sorry I passed on this one...thought the color scheme was strange for a Sixty Special. Maybe it's John's first-rate pictures that changed my perception of this image.
When this model was released by Franklin Mint, I remember wondering how they ever figured a Cadillac could look good in this awful color combination. And the adjective "awful" is being kind. It is just horrific. I passed on it for the color reason alone and still would today. I'm not able to fathom anyone actually buying a 1.1 Cadillac in this color.
When this model was released by Franklin Mint, I remember wondering how they ever figured a Cadillac could look good in this awful color combination. And the adjective "awful" is being kind. It is just horrific. I passed on it for the color reason alone and still would today. I'm not able to fathom anyone actually buying a 1.1 Cadillac in this color.
When this model was released by Franklin Mint, I remember wondering how they ever figured a Cadillac could look good in this awful color combination. And the adjective "awful" is being kind. It is just horrific. I passed on it for the color reason alone and still would today. I'm not able to fathom anyone actually buying a 1.1 Cadillac in this color.
@jack-dodds That was probably me LOL.. I have the Black and Elvis Pink..
I remember the Black version being riddled with quality issues (when I briefly worked) at the Franklin Mint store in the Mall of America in the later 1990's. For that reason I passed on it. I do have the Pink (Elvis) version, but I like the color only slightly better than the Green one. I'm sorry, but to my eyes, on a Cadillac those colors just don't radiate the richness that a Cadillac should invoke.
