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1970 Ford Galaxie from Goldvarg.
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White with a black vinyl top and it would look like a company car an old boss had.
While silver is a little flashy I've always liked grey but those wheels could use some more detail and who stole the windows?
I remember test driving one of these with my dad. I think this will be a must for me.
2 door Galaxie 500 XL sexy, four sedan exciting as a bowl of oatmeal. Sorry no.
Mark
Oh boy! Absolutely. I have always liked the style of the 4dr
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Have to agree with you Mark
Thanks for doing four door cars. PLEASE do a 1960 Mercury four door hardtop also.
I appreciate your focus on mainline cars and not just the flashy two door sporty versions. Those have been so overdone in the past. Virtually all four door cars outsold two doors when offered.
dear Don Anderson, it's only a body mockup...
Of course there are no windows, no wheels, no chrome, no paint, etc at this stage. There is still a long road to go...
I like what I see for quality....but I will wait for the 2drht. Others like the 4dr style though, so that's great for us collectors.
A possible variation? (pic)
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(As I looked for pictures of a 1970 Ford police car, it came to me that I really don't remember what a big sedan style 1970 Ford looked like!)
Ditto.
Dear Sergio Goldvarg, my comments were made in jest.
I'm sorry if it was taken as any kind otherwise. Your creations are beautiful and it is great to see these shapes before they become finalized.
The skinny steering wheels of the era are a detail many producers ignore. Thanks, Sergio
+1 the 4dr was the work horse of American/Canadian cars