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[Closed] Question: Of all of DM's past issues of Preview Society only cars, what is your all time favorite?

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(@Gene Mills)
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The maroon Boss Mustang.



   
(@Richard Ware)
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I woud be willing to bet that if these were still available anyone PS member or not could go to the

DM website and/or call DM to order these. Just like when DM says only the people that have ordered a LE convertible can also order the LE hardtop version or visa/versa. I have personally proved this is not strictly enforced. What is the next PS LE to be offered and maybe a non PS member can put this to a test. It's possible only PS members are alerted or sent brochures.



   
(@David Hosea)
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Steve I just looked at my credit card it was 3 payments of $40.50 including shipping. It was for PS for the first month then opened to all same with the 54 El Dorado tho both are not L/E's.

The BOSS 428 1969 Mustang in Maroon was a L/E but they are now selling the last few(43 pcs) in stock to any one who wants to order it. Originally you had to be a PS Member to buy it. I did & am happy with it & the open stock Black car too.

If we are going to talk absolute L/E Preview Society Only Cars then I guess it would be the Maui Blue 51 Studebaker.



   
(@whodeytink)
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Yes, I'm sure you are correct on that. I think there was a few of the Maui

Blue Studes available a short time ago and they were offered to the general public as I recall. I think the initial mailings just go to PS members though and I recall the 41 Caddy sold out in no time.



   
(@Steve Kiraly)
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$40.50? I'm paying 3 payments of $34.50. for the '53 Stude.



   
(@David Hosea)
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Check your invoice Steve It's 4 payments & price is $129.00 + $9.00 ship total $138.00 $129.00 + $9.00 shipping for non members which you said above you are not a member. If they only bill you three then congratulations as you done good Kid! I think you are on payment #3 and you will get another bill (charge)next month, Sorry!



   
(@David Hosea)
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I think you will find that is FOUR pymts x $34.50 for the $129. + $9 shipping $138.00 total



   
(@Roger Pratt)
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David, I pay $121.00 for regular issue PS models, as opposed to PS LE models which cost more. The reason being is that cost is determined by when one joins the PS. In my case it goes back to very early `90s when joining their Classic Car Series which eventualy morphed into the PS. Am paying about $15-$18 more due to cost raises since joining CCS.



   
(@David Hosea)
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Roger I also started about that time and my PS cars cost $121.50 so we are almost equal on the savin

I also own all of the L/E PS Cars too. The Edsel was a secondary purchase after they had sent the brochure & I declined. the rest I did purchase so that's why I bought the Edsel last year to have all of the L/E's in PS



   
(@Roger Pratt)
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We probably are even, David, was going by my inventory which is rounded to the nearest dollar, but w/o including shipping.



   
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