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05/01/2020 3:27 pm
All of my 2019 1:24s are impressive; but, the '1' I'm MOST EXCITED ABOUT? The DM...
... 1958 Pontiac Bonneville hardtop / 2-tone green.
I 'still' wish DM had done the car in 'black / silver'; BUT, I've been after this one for quite a while.
I've also got the '58 convertible / red and the detail on 'both' is extremely high.
Topic starter
05/01/2020 4:56 pm
Billy I have and adore that green Coupe. It’s an awesome piece! If you paid under $350 you did good
These typically sell for 450-600+
05/01/2020 5:30 pm
Second most exciting model for 2019
I had this one already but it was damaged, so I was happy to win an auction for one in perfect shape and at reasonable price.
Second most exciting model:
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05/01/2020 6:36 pm
WHOA! ..that's a rare one. Great catch Chav. Within the past 2 years ( can't remember exactly)...
... I finally managed to get the Design Studio '41 Willys Stone-Woods-Cook / 'black' version... at a fair price.
I'm good with that. Not really looking for another... eh, '41 anyway. LOL!
05/01/2020 6:36 pm
WHOA! ..that's a rare one. Great catch Chav. Within the past 2 years ( can't remember exactly)...
... I finally managed to get the Design Studio '41 Willys Stone-Woods-Cook / 'black' version... at a fair price.
I'm good with that. Not really looking for another... eh, '41 anyway. LOL!
05/01/2020 6:44 pm
Oh... you looked it up! LOL! My number was $342.
05/01/2020 8:26 pm
Great catch! I don't have any of the '41 Willys
Topic starter
05/01/2020 10:47 pm
Looks pretty good! Whats the price point on that?
06/01/2020 2:07 am
The beautiful DM Silvertone Gray 1951 Ford F-1 Pick-up. Made my day.
Alan Frank
06/01/2020 4:59 am
DM Buick Estate wagon for $70.
Not among the rarified air that some of you are in, but it was exciting to me. No box, but completely complete. And it felt like a cheapskate's dream. The most exciting car to pass through my hands was a 68 SS396 convertible I sold for a passed friend. I have been selling his entire 187 car collection for his widow.
06/01/2020 5:54 am
PICs - How patient ARE you ?
Hello Phil.....It took literally years for me to find one on the secondary market at this price,but this one was $100.00.....as fate stepped in,one one month later I located and bought another one for $70.00......they generally go for more than I can afford,but I couldn`t pass this/these up...when y`all reveal a price paid for a "used art piece" do you generally include shipping in the "price paid" figure....I do with people I know,but I`m asking if that`s how it works here....my "shipped" prices on the Busses: $123.00 and $77.00
Shown here with a banana for scale 
aka FM 1950 Chevrolet Styleline DeLuxe Bel Air Hardtop Coupe
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06/01/2020 6:37 am
What a Gorgeous Pair
These are just some of the best even if it was DMs last. Some great catches Chav, albeit, expensive. They both just "sparkle".
06/01/2020 7:20 am
Pics..Resin '53 Ranch Wagon.
In 1953 my dad bought a new Ford Ranch Wagon, he had it for 6 years so I have many memories growing up with that car.
I just found this resin model in December and plan to do my best at creating a replica.photo no longer available
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David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas
06/01/2020 8:58 am
Esval 1928 Cadillac
06/01/2020 5:17 pm
Yes, I forgot about these.