A closer look at three models from my collection. This post is featuring three Brooklin models from the Buick Collection, all 1937 models. The Buick Collection is a special segment in the total. I've always been a big fan of the Buick brand. As a kid, my whole family were Buick owners. Any family function always looked like a mini-car show featuring the brand.
Buick represents the 2nd largest group of models in my collection, following the Cadillac brand. I added my 1st Buick Collection model from Brooklin in 2015, as I learned more about Brooklin Models and discovered more of what the Collection offered, I decided that all of them would have to be part of my collection. As of this post, I believe I have finally got that covered, with a few duplicates, it's all good.
1937 Buick Special Series 40 Model 41 4dr Touring Sedan "Trunk Back" in Gunmetal Gray as offered by Brooklin, BC 03
1937 Buick Special Series 40 Model 44 2dr Touring Sedan "Slant Back" in Wellington Gray Poly, the 2nd one added w/whitewall tires removed, BC 19
1937 Buick Special Series 40 Model 47 4dr Touring Sedan "Slant Back" in Sudan Blue Poly, the 2nd one w/whitewall tires added, BC 06
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Three SUPER cool models. I like the blue slant back best! GREAT pics John!
Three SUPER cool models. I like the blue slant back best! GREAT pics John!
+1 Nice!
Brooklin's models of cars of the thirties have a certain delicacy and fine detail about them that appeals to me While I'm a fan of all Brooklin models, it's hard for me to believe the model makers are the same as those who made the molds for the newer cars.
Here's my contribution to your '37 Buick thread, John, the Special 2-door Coupe by Brooklin in "Samarra Beige" poly:
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
Another nice group of models. Thanks for sharing part of your collection.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
@@jcarnutz John just to let you know that because of this post, I ordered the Gray "Slant-back" 2-door sedan today. I intend to display it with blackwall tires, as seen in your pictures. Thanks for the inspiration!
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY

