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15/01/2026 10:42 pm
This 1/24 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan was done some years ago by MotorMax. It was quite inexpensive but nicely done and available in several colors. Later, a "dub style" oversized wheel version was also released by them. In the standard 1/24 diecast, the wheels could easily be reversed between the blackwall or whitewall look.
16/01/2026 8:04 am
Great photos! I'm so impressed that you got the #5 shot JUST as the supersonic jet came by! Susie there, was too I'll bet.
16/01/2026 9:26 am
Cool pics Mike, that model looks pretty good as well.💯
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16/01/2026 12:21 pm
WOW! I agree that is a great looking model for the lessor price. I'd certainly add it to my parking lot. THANKS for sharing!
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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16/01/2026 6:26 pm
@perrone1 I'm guessing Steve Yeager is piloting that plane.
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16/01/2026 9:04 pm
Thanks ! Yep, Yeager is at the controls of the Bell X-1 rocket plane ..... the first plane to officially break the sound barrier in level flight in 1947 ! He called it "Glamorous Glennis" after his wife. After his test pilot days, Chuck Yeager became a Brigadier General in the U.S. Air Force.
I am not sure if either of them drove a 1948 Chevrolet Aerosedan ..... but it was sleek enough to be his ground transportation, lol !
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17/01/2026 7:49 am
Mike, as always great photos. I had the JADA version, but got rid of it. Looked to toy like. I may replace it with a Motormax.
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18/01/2026 9:14 am
A great bang for the buck!
John Bono
North Jersey
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18/01/2026 10:15 am
The best model of an Aero Sedan is the two tone green model by Danbury Mint...it is fabulous in every way.
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18/01/2026 10:27 am
The best model of an Aero Sedan is the two tone green model by Danbury Mint...it is fabulous in every way.
Danbury got it right; lots of precise detailing.
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18/01/2026 11:34 am
@perrone1 Thanks for the pictures Tony.
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18/01/2026 2:27 pm
The two-tone green fits this Danbury replica perfectly ! This would be a very stylish automobile to drive around in back in 1948.
1949 would then see many American automobiles debut a modern "re-style" for that year. But the years right after World War Two's restrictions still featured many attractive vehicles, in my view.
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