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[Closed] Goldvarg announces 3 more new models. 1965 Ford F100 pickup, 1960 Mercury

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(@whodeytink)
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Goldvarg announces 3 more new models. 1965 Ford F100 pickup, 1960 Mercury

Parklane hardtop, and a 1953 Country Squire wagon. Looks like 3 more winners.



   
jacques
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Here the website. The 1953 Ford never came in 1/43?

https://www.goldvargcollection.com/so/2Lu7NwPx?cid=763f3510-ffbd-4e02-b6a7-f9bd7f0fb0d3#/main



   
(@Dick Browne)
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Good catch Jacques, no 1:43 1953 Ford wagons.



   
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Here's a Collector's Classic '53, but it's a convertible. (pic)

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(@john-quilter)
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The '53 Ford will look something like this but with faux wood

I'm looking forward to that one.

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John F. Quilter
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Curtis Parisi
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John, the framing around the panels was real maple until mid year on '53 Ford Country Squires an Mercury wagons. We'll just assume that the forth coming model is a early '53 car.



   
jacques
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Is there a 1952 Ford in 1/43?



   
(@Dick Browne)
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Surprisingly, nothing but vans and trucks.



   
(@john-quilter)
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Thanks for your expertise. I thought '52s were the last year for real wood.


John F. Quilter
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