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Cadillac flower car: Death in full bloom

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(@ed-davis)
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What a cheerful series of posts.


Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA


   
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cadillaclloyd
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@randyrusk 

In order, first set:

BRK, IXO, GLM, ECL, ELE, MOC, ELE, ELE, ELE

Second set:

ELE, MOC, MOC, ELE, MOC, STM, NEO, NEO, IXO, MTX, ELE, ELE, ELE, ELE, MTX, GLM, ELE

 



   
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Richard Dube
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This seems to be a pre-order from Stamp website .....

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Richard Dube
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@randyrusk Honestly ......... I am more interested about the coachbuilders who made them than the model makers.

Crestline published a book about 40 years ago covering the history of funeral motorcars. I never made a decision to buy that one. I have most of their other reference books in my library.



   
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cadillaclloyd
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I forgot this one...

1993 ELE Japan Miyagata Hearse F3QV

1993 Miyagata (Shrine) Hearse, ELE, 1 of 2.

Here is the 1:1

1993 Japan Hearse

 



   
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(@chris)
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@lloyd-mecca The depth of your professional Cadillac service/funeral car collection is not only impressive but enlightening - I didn't realize so many have been replicated in 1/43.    Collectively, they make an impactful display.



   
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