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(PICS) Long, luxurious, classically elegant. DM's 1932...
Cadillac V-16 Roadster.
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+ 1 ... I have this and IT IS Gorgeous .... I do love my Caddy's ... GR8T Pics - Thnx
Classic / great color-combo.
A true masterpiece! DM was the best!
That's a beauty! I have to draw the line somewhere....
... so I've limited most of my collecting to 1940s through 1970s cars.
I started with “a line” years ago. Blew past it at some point. Can’t see it anymore!
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Awesome model and photos. All of the 30 & 32 Cadillacs are amazing.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Lines just challenge me to step across them.
Every time I do, I find myself drawing a new line. Thank God they are chalk on a sidewalk. Recent line redraws: Pickup Trucks then Delivery Trucks then Brooklin 1:43 then Fire Engines and other service vehicles.
The black ‘32 V16 Cadillac is a MUST HAVE too! I have both and love them
It really IS that awesome...(PICS)...
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Chav is that a proto type?? I’ve never seen that version. Thought you were posting the black & blue
Version. What I found interesting is that the black ones seats have texture molded into the plastic to make them look like fabric VS The black n blue LE having soft flocking covering them to make them look like Mohair
I added the black trunk from the FM 1929 Rolls to this car. Fits perfectly!!!
Yes Phil, it is a prototype, it was an alternative to the blue version.
Hm, that's a great idea!
