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[Closed] David Holcombe Last news for Kaiser by Esval..Please read

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David Holcombe Last news for Kaiser by Esval..Please read

Than you for passing along this feedback. We are aware of this design issue. The Kaiser-Frazer Carolina and Manhattan models we displayed at the Nuremberg Toy Fair are first design prototypes. In fact, we identified 30 design improvements in these design prototypes that hopefully would be addressed in the second design prototypes. The second design prototypes have been created, but we did not receive them in time to display them at out stand in Nuremberg.

Alex
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Alexander V Kotlyar
Tel: +1 734 945 8014
E-mail: akotlyar@esvalgroup.com



   
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Sounds like a winner, at least for me, with the Kaiser Carolina. Thanks, Renato!

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Records indicate that 1,812 Carolinas were built in total. Cindy and Greg Endres, who gave this Cardinal Red example a happy home, said registry numbers from the Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club International show that only 17 Carolinas are known to still survive. They know it was sold new in Missouri, then went to two subsequent owners in upstate New York, before they acquired it and brought it down to Homestead, Florida. (from HEMMINGS, Aug. 2015)
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Beautifu Kaiser that I never see in this side of the pond, David !!



   
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