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Brooklin 1951 Imperial convertible and 1952 Imperial hardtop, 1951 Crown Imperial Derham limousine, 1952 Imperial four door sedan, Brooklin conversion.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
That is a lot of Heavy Metal!!!
@kenspear NEO had planned to relaunch their 1949 Chrysler New Yorker sedan in blue but it seems to have disappeared from any listing of advanced planned models. And I keep pushing for models of any of the 1950-52 Plymouths. Diecasts, resin, or white metal.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Here's my favorite from the era.
I realize that these Franklin Mint models are from many years ago, and their opening features are a little clumsy by today's standards, but they are still IMO impressive. For today's price, they can be a bargain for the young collector with a sense of history. Go for it!
And here's a more recent production that is too often overlooked.
David H