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PICS: My WISH LIST 1:24 die-cast car #27 1957 BUICK
The first question I'd ask is, how could anyone not want this timeless classic in 1:24 scale? In both roof-styles and with the eye-catching three-piece rear window, I've always liked this Buick from bumper to bumper.
I saw one of these at last year's "Back to the 50" car show at the Minnesota State Fair grounds, and it was surrounded by on-lookers and much conversation.
I've no doubt that any of the mints in their producing frenzy days could have made a mint (pun intended) with a release of any '57 Buick. I know I'd have placed my order fast!
The two examples here would have been perfect!
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George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
That split-window Roadmaster 76R in that color combo is a grand-slam home run!
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
YES-SIR-EE!!! Can I have mine 'solid black' with the red-pinstripe in the side-trim?!
I'm in!!
Count me in, too!
Sign me up! I'd buy so many color combos of this car.
57 Buicks!
I remember a gray 1957 4 door sedan Special my father had...but the "Roadblaster 75" was the dream car!
Nope. Nothing about this car interest me. Give me a Ford,Mercury or a Chevy.
+1
I'll take a '57 Century 2dr HT AND Convertible AND Caballero.....
Plus 2
Thank goodness these cars are wish list queens because I could not resist either in 1/24.
Oh most certainly. All of them produced, hdtp, conv, sedan -bring them on.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
The second one starts my motor.
The rear window on the Super and Roadmaster series was not a true three piece like the Special and Century. Instead it was a one piece with chrome strips, optional, affixed to simulate a three piece glass. I would have bought every 57 model made in 1/24 scale had they been made.Buick and Oldsmobile were my favorite GM cars for 57...how they could go from that to the ugly 58s is beyond my comprehension.