First surprise from Goldvarg for 2025, the 1948 Pontiac 4 Door!

@ben-lampson. Very complete and awesome collection of '40s models. One of my favourite periods in automotive styling.

The charcoal 1941 Oldsmobile four door fastback is, I believe, a Western Models item and quite rare.  I have been looking for one for a while.   But still would not mind some model maker doing a four door notchback like this.

Or even more unusual, this last year for a four door convertible

I would love to one day see Goldvarg produce some Pontiacs from 1949 to '52 as well; I would buy every one.

I would prefer some 1950-52 Plymouths.  Already have a selection of 1950-52 Pontiacs.

The Plymouth era you mention would be a very welcome addition to my 1/43 collection for sure....especially these ones...

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Already have a selection of 1950-52 Pontiacs.

Of course you do!  😀 😀 😀 

You're right, Jack.   Sergio is having issues trying to get a license from Stellantis.  I did manage to build these in 3D printed form.  

A 1950 Suburban and a lengthened conversion into the last Plymouth woody.

And a 1949 Business coupe.

@john-quilter Yeah I was aware of that very unfortunate situation Sergio is experiencing.....I just do not understand.

@jack-dodds. Record models makes 1952 Pontiacs in just about every body style. They are available in kit form or already assembled by the  factory. I believe that they are slightly less than 1/43 scale and also warn that the Pontiacs are hard to find. They also make 1952 Chevrolets in all styles which are readily available on Ebay.

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@jack-dodds. Record models makes 1952 Pontiacs in just about every body style. They are available in kit form or already assembled by the  factory. I believe that they are slightly less than 1/43 scale and also warn that the Pontiacs are hard to find. They also make 1952 Chevrolets in all styles which are readily available on Ebay.

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Wouldn't it be better to say Record MADE these Chevrolets and Pontiacs in the past?  They are approaching 40 years old now.  

@kenspear Ken;  I do have the Record '52 Pontiac convertible in red; it is the only Record model I have.  It is lovely but noticeably smaller beside the 1/43 models when on display.

Very true Nickies and I look forward to displaying them together.

@jack-dodds Jack, like you I would welcome every Pontiac and Plymouth model from this era. Bring them on Sergio.

@bob-jackman You betcha Bob!  I eagerly await Sergio's '56 Pontiac Safari.

Note the choice between with skirts or not.

@jack-dodds The Safari is a much awaited model to join the 55 from MOC and the 57 from both Western and Brooklin.