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[Closed] PIC: I would sure like this one in 1/18. I like this style.

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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: I would sure like this one in 1/18. I like this style.

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(@Tom Joyce)
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I don't like the style, but I would still buy it in 1/18 just because it is unique.



   
(@Charles Valosio)
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I would love this one in 1:24 scale. It is long overdo.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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My Dad bought one just like this in 1960, although with a blue interior, I recall. At that time Plymouth was one of his clients, so he probably got a lot of info on this new car. He installed seats belts in it and we took it down to Florida on a family vacation.



   
Brush
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Yuck, one truely ugly car IMO.



   
(@Gene Mills)
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I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, just not for me.



   
(@Ed Stutz)
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Nice Car; I Prefer the Lancer. Valiant Was Not a Plymouth...

...until 1961. It was a stand alone brand in 1960. Trivia: Valiant was originally to be called Falcon, but Chrysler consented to Henry Ford II's request to use the Falcon name on Ford's new compact.



   
(@Ed Stutz)
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Bingo!



   
Frank Kocour
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This really was a great car.



   
(@phil-r)
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I always thought this was a unique design and very European looking

Also it looked more upscale then it was, to me anyway! LOL



   
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