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26/11/2023 6:12 pm
Another ‘54 Chevrolet by Brooklin
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
26/11/2023 6:42 pm
Great looking 1954 Chevrolet station wagon ......both real and 1/43 Brooklin model. Really nice color, too.
John Kuvakas and Steve Jacobs reacted
26/11/2023 7:36 pm
David, very nice authentication photos of another Brooklin gem! Thanks for posting.
John Kuvakas reacted
30/11/2023 6:20 pm
Hi Guys,
I forgot I had a 54 Woody Wagon in brown and tan. Pictures are attached!
30/11/2023 6:43 pm
Both are well done models. I’m not sure which I like most. Best bet, have both. Thanks David and Chazy.
Steve Jacobs and John Kuvakas reacted
30/11/2023 10:07 pm
Great comparison David, an excellent model and great shots of the 1:1 to compare. I have always liked the Brooklin '54 Chevrolet wagon. The green one was the one I wanted, just never found one until I came across this one redone by John Roberts. I also have the solid beige version. Love the brown & beige one too.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
01/12/2023 6:07 pm
And a few more early Chevrolet tin woody wagons, the 1950 is a Kagar transkit on a Solido sedan done many decades ago. The 1952 is a NEO in maroon, a reissue of the original black version. The Kagar transkits proved useful to create Pontiac and Oldsmobile versions since they all shared bodies aft of the A post.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
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