John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Great review of these magnificent Goldvarg Ford station wagons, John ! They really do standout and are absolute jewels on display and in one's collection. They are astounding deals in today's economic climate on this superb station wagon model.🫡
I have Goldvarg's superb 1/43 1958 Ford Country Squire wood-trim station wagon in green, although right now I am still trying to find one of the tail-light red lenses I lost when I moved to my current apartment. But I display it front side facing out, so the missing tail-light isn't noticeable !
Thanks for the video. Looks like another great model from Goldvarg at an affordable price.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
Excellent video, John. These models are more home runs for Sergio. I have the Geranium version. That color goes so well with the wood trim. The green car is a beauty also.
I do love those little jet exhausts at the back of the 59s! 😎
1959 Ford sales (and success ) surprised even Ford's top brass! 😮
After 1958, MNGMNT's hopes were not all that high for '59, knowing too that their 3-yr old design language was up against all-new Chevrolet styling. Subsequently, Ford MNGMNT rushed '60 models into production - but that's another story.
Excellent GV models and JK video! 😉
@whodeytink I went with the Geranium version as well as I had several green woodies already.
@chris There was a recession in 1957-58, which may have been cause for caution from the Ford execs.
@mg-harv ...correct, 1958 was a recession year - PLUS - '58 styling was a bit polarizing. Many believed the '58 facelift ruined the clean '57 look.
