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Mark that pair sold ( in 1/24 of course)
Beautiful ! You can get a '56 Plymouth in two different color schemes as done very nicely by Signature in 1/32nd scale. I have both and they are great !
Naturally, I'd also love to see this one (or any '55 - '56 Plymouth or Dodge) in 1/24th and 1/18th scale.
Just to point out a fact about the 56 Fury, it was only available in one color - the one in Steve's picture.
Steven I didn't want this comment to be lost from my previous post below ....
About us not talking too much about die-cast models here and more so 1:1s. With regards to my post/comment and your response I TOTALLY welcome all you contribute, pics of 1:1s and all. Its both nice to see cars from yesteryear and your efforts are appreiciated as well. I wouldn't want it to stop either, I was simply refering to the fact that in the past it used to be fun when we each shared our enthusiasm for our latest addition and what we "discovered" . I guess as mentioned we all (as a whole) have been collecting less thus less to talk about!
The Chrysler Museum has a 1:1 1956 Dodge Custom Royal, 3-tone paint, red/white/black