Cadillac collectors are going to like the upcoming GLM 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham

Not I.  The images of the Eldorado Brougham show the absence of front and rear vent windows.  As mentioned on the MAR article, the rear vent is a special feature of the car and Stamp chose to omit it completely.  

I will wait. I believe this to be a pattern model, so we wait and see. There are several issues with it, but for sure the missing vents are a deal breaker. Without those, I consider it a fantasy car.

The car should have a front as well as a rear vent, plus slim chrome central window frames when the windows are in the raised position. Given the level of detailing on Stamp models it seems improbable they would overlook such significant elements. One might imagine the finished product will have a complete one-piece photo-etch window frame applied to the side glazing.

It obviously isn't great advance publicity for a model producer to publish photos of pre-production samples with missing or incorrect details, but it wouldn't be the first time!

Here's an article Chuck Rose found. Click here.

GLM previously released a model of the 1960 Eldorado Brougham (by Pinninfarina) in black (1:43)  The '60 version is the same body as the '59, with a different grille and rear light assembly pod.  The model of same does have the delineated rear vent window in place along with the front vent.   As the model has the windows in the down position there is no center chrome window edge.  Its a beautiful model, I am sure the '59 will be similar.

@stanton-lyman, here's a Short Take on that model,