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03/06/2021 12:27 am
This DeSoto looks great, as does the similar Chrysler Windsor replica. Big, solid postwar American sedans !
03/06/2021 7:03 am
Love the model and the background.
03/06/2021 8:21 am
Fine model, good pictures, and I like that trailer!
03/06/2021 12:30 pm
@mikedetorrice And Kager did some interesting transkits for these Desotos and Chryslers. Here are two business coupes. The Chrysler I modified slightly in the front clip to represent the 8 cylinder New Yorker. I wish there were more trankits produced for diecasts, they make interesting projects to create something just a bit different.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
03/06/2021 6:41 pm
I like both of those business coupes John. Thanks for the pictures.
03/06/2021 10:16 pm
Here's another of the Vitesse series:
And this DeSoto is a Kager Edition of the Vitesse:
These Vitesse models were among my early 1:43 purchases, I think dating to the early 1990's. Thanks for reminding me of them, Galen55.
David H 
Karl Schnelle and Karl Schnelle reacted