Another gem from that man in Newark, Nottinghamshire UK that is, not New Jersey.

for comparison:

49 Oldsmobile 88 (Brooklin BRK 114)

@frank Thanks Frank. A case of what could have been. The details are all there. They just needed picking out.

• I bought this to go with the Ike Turner/Jackie to Brenston song.  Would prefer a model with a black convertible top to match the lyric.
• You woman have heard of jalopies
  You heard the noise they make
  Let me introduce you to my Rocket '88
  Yes, it's great, just won't wait
  Everybody likes my Rocket '88
  Baby, we'll will ride in style movin' all along

  V-8 motor and this modern design
  Black convertible top and the girls don't mind
  Sportin' with me, ridin' all around town for joy
  Blow your horn, rocket, blow your horn

  Step in my rocket and don't be late
  We're pullin' out about a half past eight
  Goin' on the corner and havin' some fun
  Takin' my rocket on a long, hot run
  Ooh, goin' out, oozin' and cruisin' and havin' fun

  Now that you've ridden in my Rocket '88
  I'll be around every night about eight
  You know it's great, don't be late
  Everybody likes my Rocket '88
  Girls will ride in style, movin' all alongWriter/s: JACKIE BRENSTON
  Publisher: Royalty Network, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Well done, gentlemen.  Here is my 1950 version, just as purchased. When I was a young teen-ager, a neighbor had a similar Olds, and I remember that it had dual exhausts. I liked it!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbfnh1oVTk0

@frank Often claimed to be the first Rock 'n' Roll record

A beauty, Mike. It seems to me that all the Johns improve the models 🙂 It looks like a MCUSA. I imagine it is John Ellis who did the work? Here two MCUSA 1950 Oldsmobile. The one with the top up is not mine.  For the convertible, the pictures come from Randall Olson. The color looks a bit close to yours. Here is mine in resin with the baseplate in metal. I don't Know, if the convertible is also in resin? Thanks for the pictures. 

Sorry! I remarked by charging your pictures that it was indeed J.E. Merci encore.

@michel-lemieux Both are fine looking models Michel.

I love the look of both the '49 & '50 Oldsmobiles and the ones pictured here are all great. The closed convertible in blue is my favorite.