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from my Collection... 1957 Buick Wagon

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John Merritt
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1957 Buick Century Caballero Estate Wagon - NEO Scale Models

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John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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David H
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Good presentation, John, of Buick's period of two-tone dominance.  Add in the absence of the upper center-post for the 4-door hardtop approach and the result is IMO the most overblown Detroit offering of the era.  In today's world of they-all-look-alike-to-me, it's no wonder that such a Buick stops traffic in awe. Wink  



   
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(@jack-dodds)
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This beauty is one of NEO's better efforts and is offered in several very attractive color schemes.



   
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The big three all offered pillarless hardtop station wagons and I love all of them. Fifties personified when American cars were outrageous and fun fun fun.



   
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Great color combo!

I have the red and white one, and it has side windows which I see this one doesn't.


Barry Levittan
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