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

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John Kuvakas
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The '55 MOC is a beautiful model. But I always felt like the roof looked a bit too low. 

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John Kuvakas
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renato bardi
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@jkuvakas Agree with You John.Some MOC aren't perfect .



   
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@jkuvakas I agree JK....... I sold mine for that reason; now I'm patiently waiting for it to be done in resin.  I'm quite surprised that it hasn't been done long ago; hopefully the Goldvarg '56 Safari will be an immediate sellout, which might prompt the '55 to be done earlier than later.



   
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Posted by: @jkuvakas
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The '55 MOC is a beautiful model. But I always felt like the roof looked a bit too low. 

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Funny since the less than $10 Road Champs one got the roof too high.  Here is my corrected one.

1955 Pontiac Safari (2)

 


John F. Quilter
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@john-quilter Nice work John. Making this model acceptable is really a testimony to your skills.



   
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