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John Merritt
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Here's three models from the 40s in photos that were taken a few years ago, never posted.

1940 Packard One-Sixty Super Eight Touring Sedan - from Rextoys in Miami Sand

1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W0
1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W1
1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W4
1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W5
1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W6
1940 Packard 160 Tourg Sdn W7

1941 Plymouth De Luxe Convertible Coupe - from Durham Classics in Antique Cream

1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 1
1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 2
1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 3
1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 4
1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 5
1941 Plymouth DeLuxe Conv 6

1948 Pontiac Torpedo Eight De Luxe Silver Streak Convertible Coupe - from Conquest Models in Frances Ivory

1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 0
1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 1
1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 4
1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 5
1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 6
1948 Pontiac Torpedo 8 Dlx 7

 


John Merritt
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Those all look excellent and in great colors, too. I have one of the really nice Rextoys Packards, although it is in a maroon color.

Lol, I have a 1940 Packard limousine in the wonderful light beige/sand color, but it is from Signature in 1/18 scale. They are beautiful and impressive automobile and replicas.



   
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Curtis Parisi
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Excellent group. I've posted this before but here's my rendition of what one can do with the Rextoys Packard.

IMG 2470

 



   
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John, those are nice models.  I did not know that Conquest did a 1948 Pontiac convertible.


Ed Davis
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That 41 Plymouth is awfully fetching!



   
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@parisi50 Fantastic!



   
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Posted by: @bob-jackman

@parisi50 Fantastic!

  +1!!

 



   
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I have the Rextoy Packard in blue without the side mounted tires, the Plymouth from Durham in yellow top down and the Pontiac from Conquest exactly as shown. Great pictures and grouping John.



   
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@ed-davis Yes Ed. I have the same one as pictured by John.



   
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@parisi50 

 Very nicely done!



   
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Posted by: @perrone1

That 41 Plymouth is awfully fetching!

  And here are a few more 1941 Plymouths.  

1941 Plymouth X4 #2

And the under construction shots.

1941 Plymouth const #2
1941 Plymouth wagon const #3

 


John F. Quilter
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Harv Goranson
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@frank Frank  - I just saw a top up version like yours go for big bucks at the Lloyd Ralston auction.



   
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