1948 Pontiac 4 Door

BEAUTIFUL! Phenomenal detailing and a superb color combo choice. Bravo!

That is spectacular.

@perrone1 I agree and a tough decision to make.

Very nice looking model!

What a beautiful Pontiac replica and in excellent colors here, too. This one will be a spectacular model on display and makes one recall all the great Pontiacs over the years. Pontiac is missed but at least we have many fine Pontiac models to admire.

...it's gorgeous but I hope the wheels get fixed, the tires are all wrong and the wheel tracks are too wide.  😔 😔 

I'll probably get this one but I would have preferred the semi notchback Torpedo version rather than the Streamliner.   Grey one on the right side in this brochure copy.

It’ll look much better without that sunviser 

This will be a nice companion to the 1948 Wagon in Genesse Green. The front track is a little too wide but it should be fixable. I really like the big sun visor and the rear wiper, all period accessories.

@david-vandermeer I appreciate that Sergio is willing to give us a choice of the model with or without the visor and the color choices are a nice gesture as well.

@john-quilter John; my favorite body style of this car is the convertible, coupe and of course the woody wagon.

@nickies I agree. The period accessories just make the model stand out that much better IMO

@bob-jackman We get older to better understand the added accessories and their value on these scale models. I first understood this value with the Goldvarg 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan. What a wonderful model it was.

Then came the 1948 Buick in 2 tone green with the visor. I installed a roof mounted antenna on mine and it looks so far better. I also have the Grey I also updated to a roof antenna.

This Pontiac will looks great.  

I hope nobody will mind if I post my photos under original photos of Serjio.

1/43 1948 Pontiac Streamliner 4 door, Genesee Green & Volunteer Green, Goldvarg Collection, GC-083A, 2025.

The model name put on the cardboard and the base is 4 door sedan, but some sellers have it listed as Silver Streak sedan. Of course the correct name is Streamliner. The Silver Streak name is referred to the chromed stripe on the hood and the trunk. The straight 8 engine is also referred as Silver Streak, even thougj the engine block is green.

The model itself is very nice, I'm a big fan of late 40s cars, very happy to have both colors.

1/43 1948 Pontiac Streamline 4 door, Oyster Grey & Belgian Grey, Goldvarg Collection, GC-083B, 2025.

This color comes without sunvisor.