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Traveling back in time ,a 1912 Packard Towncar by Franklin Mint.

beautiful FM brass era, nice pics Larry.

Travel delays, have to postpone posting until Monday. Anyway, I just acquired a very unique model - one I saw years ago, can’t believe it resurfaced. It is coming from overseas, but it is an American car. Do I have your attention now? 

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Posted by: @lu

Travel delays, have to postpone posting until Monday. Anyway, I just acquired a very unique model - one I saw years ago, can’t believe it resurfaced. It is coming from overseas, but it is an American car. Do I have your attention now? 

Cadillac?

@chav Good guess, but no 😋

Faster Commodore Monday! Back in the saddle. Here we have a Holden Commodore VL Walkinshaw from Dinkum Classics. Slightly different from the standard VL. Enjoy!

These Commodores remind me of a 1989 Mustang GT with four doors.

very very hard to come by local models Lu, well done acquiring them.

@pete-rovero - wish I know how to use Photoshop

 

 

@geoff-jowett Yes, that one was hard to find. They do show up on eBay Australia once in a while, but typically quite expensive.

1,000 Kilometer Tuesdays! Today we have a 1997 BMW 320i from Dinkum Classics. This little beauty won the 1997 Bathurst 1000 race. The 1993 E36 is on page eight. Enjoy!

Posted by: @lu

@geoff-jowett Yes, that one was hard to find. They do show up on eBay Australia once in a while, but typically quite expensive.

yes Lu its just rubbish what goes on most of the time on the Australian ebay. Once every 2-3 years (yes that rarely) a seller puts one up for the market to determine the price and they go for around $150 - $250 AUD. The rest just sit there at exorbitant buy it now prices, sometimes for months.

Posted by: @lu

@pete-rovero - wish I know how to use Photoshop

 

 I have no idea how to use photoshop either, but it was a noble atempt Lu!

Big Grille Wednesday! Here we have a 1955 Bentley S1 (and its siblings) from Franklin Mint. This is the number one car. Enjoy!