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24/03/2026 3:43 am
really nice lighting effects today Hollis, especially the last pic
24/03/2026 9:12 am
Like Tony, I do like the Mark II and especially in black with wide whites. Just for my curiosity, who made the Lincoln model?
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24/03/2026 9:47 am
Like Tony, I do like the Mark II and especially in black with wide whites. Just for my curiosity, who made the Lincoln model?
That would be Franklin Mint. They made the car in Black, Starmist white, Honolulu Blue, Dubonnet Red, and we issued our Club Car in Teal and as a convertible.
Hollis has customized several of his coupes to be drop tops. The black is one.
24/03/2026 9:51 am
I think I'll try something completely different today and go with that black/red Edsel we discussed yesterday.
24/03/2026 4:54 pm
@perrone1 Thank you for the info, Tony. I do like the car in either form, though the teal is especially attractive.
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25/03/2026 7:31 am
I love that last shot with the hot rod in the bay, wow!!🤑
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26/03/2026 12:17 pm
@perrone1 That is a beauty and thanks for the pics. You said it was a model 'we' produced and I seem to remember you mentioning a group/company with whom you were associated, in regard to models, but the name eludes me.
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26/03/2026 1:42 pm
@perrone1 That is a beauty and thanks for the pics. You said it was a model 'we' produced and I seem to remember you mentioning a group/company with whom you were associated, in regard to models, but the name eludes me.
The predominance of Limited Edition Club Cars were done with The Franklin Mint from the first one on until they exited the diecast segment of their operation. This is a Franklin Mint. We arranged to make this a convertible and laid the plans for the Mint to follow. The later cars were done as static, or curb-side cars with no operating features and we formed the D4C to fulfill the builds.
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