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[Closed] Being Cadillac was mentioned by Michelle, What Cadillacs would YOU like to see in 1:24??

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(@phil-r)
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I'd be happy with ANY Eldorado's from the '60 and '70's



   
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My choices cover a much earlier period, but I'll share them anyway.

1947 Cadillac - Series 62 - any body style.
1936 - 1939 Cadillac and or LaSalle any body style.



   
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My list is a little of Phil's and a little of Bruce's...

...and I've already emailed this list to Michelle...last weekend.

- 1939 - '40 Cadillac or LaSalle
- 1957 - '58 Coupe de Ville ...really anything that does NOT have that dumpy Biarritz rear end and quarters
- 1961 - '64 Caddys... any body style

That's it.
But, there are a few other Caddys from the 30s / 40s - nothing in particular.
The '56 Eldo Biarritz was also mentioned. I have no interest in this hybrid. Would rather see a '56 Coupe de de Ville.



   
(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Answer sent to Michelle. All of them post 1940 et preferably models that JoHan has never made.



   
(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Oh and any Limousines from 1950-1979 😉



   
(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Pic. Some of my 1964 line up, with Fleetwood and Eldorado versions.

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(@bob-jackman)
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1962 Coupe DeVille.



   
(@john-baynes)
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Coupe deVilles:

1958 or 1963...or a 1963 Fleetwood 4 door sedan



   
(@vetteran)
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Beauties!



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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What scale and who makes these? Thanks!


John Bono
North Jersey


   
(@phil-r)
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Jean those are beautiful. I recall when you shared the green one with us. Interior pics etc.

You did a great job on that beauty. Only reason I said 63 is because I once owned one! 64 is close enough!



   
(@d-crowe)
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Great lineup! How about a 1964 Florentine show car to accompany them?

Scroll about 2/3 of the way down this page on Cadillac Database to see it. It was a show car hardtop version of an Eldorado. The quarter windows and open rear wheels give it a distinctive look, and it wouldn't be too difficult to create from a JoHan 1964 Coupe DeVille, especially for a man of your talent.

https://www.newcadillacdatabase.org/static/CDB/Dbas_txt/Drm62-64.htm

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(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Hi John, these are 1/24th scale and made by me 😉

Both Fleetwood 60S and Eldorado are converted from the Jo-Han's Cadillac Convertible kit.



   
(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Hi Phil ! Thank you very much ! I love the Fleetwood 63 as well and will probably attempt to make it too !



   
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