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Bob, the model is large, comparable to the size of the 1930 Cadillac ...
it was actually offered for sale here with starting bid of $500 but there were no takers. At that time I did not know who the seller was or what this model was. Later I had an opportunity to buy it along with another large scale prototype that I have shown here before. This highboy was labeled 1:12 but I think it is 1:8, it is huge. It is much less refined than the Chevy, so I do not believe it was used for marketing photos.
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Steve, here is more on the topic... in 12/2020 George Bojaciuk posted this
Speed Racer
Great thread, gives inside of the development process at that time.
and also
Thanks Billy!
Thanks Chav. I always enjoy reading posts that I've missed. These were very interesting.
Thanks Chav very interesting!!!
I have both the Bel-Air and the Eldo in 1:16.
John Bono
North Jersey
I have the seven 1:12 Pewter models that FM produced between 2000 & 2004.
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
Oops! I meant this post for Phil's comments on 1:12 scales.
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
I have the seven 1:12 Pewter models that FM produced between 2000 & 2004.
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
Sorry! Senior moment. 🙁
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
I didn’t knowcFM made 1:12 Pewter models! Must weigh. Ton!!! Lol
Phil, They only made 7 models and weigh about 15 lbs each.
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida