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Yes; and thanks guys! Very photogenic model!
Extremely NICE! But does the price reflect what it is truly costing DM, or does the price reflect...
their estimation of the expected demand for the "last ever" new model from them? And is the "last ever" tag prompting YOU to buy it?
Nah, I'm sure they're trying to make a couple of extra bucks on their last hurrah.
Tony...................
From your pictures, the rear right wheel seems off center of the fender opening. Is my observation right?
The 36 Coupe is the same model minus the front end and some other details but sits correctly on both sides.
I would be surprised it is a "complete" new model but just an update of an existing image.
Overall, the model is very nice and accurate.
DM 1935 Ford
I just got mine, in spite of the sticker shock! Being the last model, the price will only be higher in the secondary market.........
Jim, I understand the draw of Danbury models. I'm selling off my collection, but had to fight the urge to pull the trigger on the new Ford. Still am fighting it, truth be known.
Richard, it's the camera angle. Looking at the pics, you're right...
...I had to pick up the car and look but it is dead center. The top picture, too, looks like it is off-center. But, again, it is the camera angle playing tricks.
exactly.