Goldvarg '51 Chrysler Imperial limo

Nice model! Chrysler has been slow and uncooperative in the licensing process. Sergio would love to do some MOPARs.   

Have it, love it.

Also have it, and also love it.

It goes along well with my other 1951-52 Imperials.

And even in a Chrysler dealership

Thanks for all the replies, guys, this was definitely a good add to my collection.

But what I was wondering is why, if Chrysler gave the license to do this one, won't they cooperate with more for Goldvarg at this time? Perhaps it has to do with the several ownership changes they've gone through in recent years...

@moe-parr. I'm sure that's the case, Barry.

I'm wondering how GLM is getting all of those Imperials they are doing?

@john-quilter Love that period correct dealership John.

Posted by: @bob-jackman

I'm wondering how GLM is getting all of those Imperials they are doing?

I suspect they are not bothering with the licensing procedure.   Look closely at the boxes and see if it is a licensed product.    If they are not US based model makers, Stellantis may not be rigidly enforcing this procedure.

@john-quilter dear John,

There are no resin manufacturers worldwide that have a licensing agreement with Chrysler.

Happens that the problem is when you are based in the USA, for some reason they are very difficult to deal with. But they don't care about licensing infringements with resin manufacturers outside the US., This is ridiculous.Warmest regards.