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John Merritt
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As I explored the options in models of the 30s from Brooklin, I found this gem. The '34 LaSalle Series 350 is an incredibly attractive car, and I discovered Brooklin had three of them in their selection. The 1st one that I added to my collection was the sedan in red. I am still very impressed with this model. My favorite LaSalle year is the '34, so with this one and the others from Brooklin as well as several of the Durham Classics convertibles, I think I have the year covered.

1934 LaSalle Series 350 Sedan, BRK 169 ...this is the 33rd Brooklin model to join my collection.

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John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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David Knight
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Nice LaSalle, John, and what a beautiful red paint finish. Did you polish it out r did it come that way. Either way, it’s gorgeous!


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John Merritt
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If I remember correctly, I just buffed it a little to bring out the shine.


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A fine model from Brooklin.



   
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