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Here’s a seldom asked question: What’s your favorite D4C LECC? Mine is the....
Ta daaa Mark ll convertible. Second favorite is the 39 Ford with trailer, then the Packard wagon. Esthetically I like the Packard better then the Ford, but Ford wins out due to all the working features and neat trailer. Had the Packard been diecast and all the bells and whistles THAT would have been my MOST FAVORITE of all ! Least favorite is the Gold Corvette.
My favorite is the '41 Packard Wagon, 2nd is the '51 Hudson, least is the '39 Delahaye
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
* * * Aztec Gold Corvette * * * D4C LECC - I ... Ltd Ed 750
Franklin Mint 1:24 1998 Corvette Convertible- D4C LECC-I Ltd Ed of 750
* * * Yeah Buddy * * *
Years ago, didn't someone put out a 'list'? I'm not sure I even own '1'.
Easy. Go to the Car List & Reviews. In the search term...
simply type: D4C. Both lists of models made under both names.
I have and like them all, but I'm with you, Dennis. Love them 'Vettes!
Thanks Tony. Amazing what I can 'see' after my 2nd cup of coffee! LOL!
The '41 Packard. I like it so much I have it in three different colors.
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
Another John joining your view
PICS: I only have this one, and it is one of my favorites from Franklin Mint.
1951 HUDSON CLUB COUPE
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George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
(PIC) I really like the '56 Continental convertible.
And remember, don't call it a Lincoln! (-:
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Tony I think you have to search "LECC" to get the Harley Earl Corvette. D4C is not in its title.
I have all of them. The 41 Packard is my favorite.
The 1957 Corvette. Fiberglass, the color scheme and Raffi's tweaks make it my favorite. I have only seen photos of the recent resin models but they're 30's/40's which I generally don't collect. The unique '39 Ford with trailer would be a nice addition though.