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23/09/2023 1:40 pm
Old tech hinging but a lot of nice amenities on this Danbury Mint 1948 Chrysler Town & Country convertible. From the 3-D casting of the Chrysler logo, to the inticate "juke box" style dash, the sumptuous upholstery and the nicely replicated wood panels. this model made quite a presence back in the day.
23/09/2023 2:45 pm
This one is just gorgeous. I sold a bunch of my 1:18s a while ago when I focused more on 1:43 but just couldn't part with this one.
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23/09/2023 2:49 pm
What a good-looking car and model of it !
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23/09/2023 4:43 pm
All of the "Woodie" Chrysler Town & Country's from both Franklin and Danbury are treasures. Wouldn't part with any of them.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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23/09/2023 4:45 pm
This one is just gorgeous. I sold a bunch of my 1:18s a while ago when I focused more on 1:43 but just couldn't part with this one.
You mean "1:24s", don't you?
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
23/09/2023 5:43 pm
This one is just gorgeous. I sold a bunch of my 1:18s a while ago when I focused more on 1:43 but just couldn't part with this one.
You mean "1:24s", don't you?
Yeah...that's it....1:24....thanks George.
23/09/2023 5:56 pm
"I got an old Town and Country and I call it a woody.....
You know its real black cherry; it's an oldie and a goodie..."
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23/09/2023 6:04 pm
my second DM bought from Roy Rauch, 20+ years ago. I've since bought FMs light blue version. Great old models, thanks Rich
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24/09/2023 12:38 am
This one is just gorgeous. I sold a bunch of my 1:18s a while ago when I focused more on 1:43 but just couldn't part with this one.
You mean "1:24s", don't you?
Yeah...that's it....1:24....thanks George.
You're welcome. The age old question of why pencils have erasers, has been answered. 
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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24/09/2023 1:15 am
@georgeschire They're good to chew on while deep in thought George but they don't work worth a damn on my monitor.
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24/09/2023 4:51 pm
@georgeschire They're good to chew on while deep in thought George but they don't work worth a damn on my monitor.
LOL, neither does the "white-out" I've used on my computer screen when errors have been made.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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