OK, the day is almost over, but I just had to post these beauties anyway.
from the Goldvarg Collection - 1948 Pontiac Streamliner DeLuxe Wood-Bodied Wagon, LE #022 of 200 in Rio Red
from the Goldvarg Collection - 1949 Oldsmobile Futuramic 88 Wood-Bodied Wagon, LE #011 of 240 in Alpine Green
from Great Lighting Models - 1954 Chrysler New Yorker Town & Country Station Wagon, LE #01 of 75 in Alpine Blue & Flagship Blue
from Conquest Models - 1957 Buick Century Caballero Estate Wagon, in Dover White & Shell Beige
from Conquest Models - 1959 Mercury Colony Park Station Wagon, in Satellite Blue
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Wow, all these wagons are wheelly wonderful! I wuv 'em! 🙂
I will add my two thumbs up. Nice models and pictures. I have the Conquest 1959 in green. The Conquest 1957 Buick wagon must have been made before I started collecting white metal models. Otherwise, I would have one.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
1957 Buick wagon
I've never owned any 1:1s but have seen a few in person, it hard to believe mothers (little women ) would go shopping or pick up the kids in these "monster size" Buicks. But then again, how many of us today see "tiny women" behind the wheel of a Dodge Ram or F-150? 🙄 😏
Each of those station wagons look superb ! The 1:1's were real stylish workhorses when necessary and were also just attractive and giant automobiles. They make fine 1/43 replicas.
or a Suburban or Expedition.
Yes, and even a one ton DUALLY... I've seen it! 😬 😬 😬
Love those wagons. Wagons are a big part of my collection. My wife and I have owned five 1/1 scale wagons over the years.
@parisi50 Curtis your present inventory of a 50 Ford Custom and 57 Nomad are both wonderful collectable cars.


