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(@Thomas Kinney)
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Dirk....please send an email thkinney@hotmail.com

Also, I am willing to bet TFC was the stockist for the Batmobile!!!



   
(@Leon Thorsell)
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Thanks, contacted Jerry and ordered the book.



   
(@mo-brown)
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GADM

The Buick Y Job was done in a black and a silver version



   
 Joop
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GADM's

Hi fellow collectors,

maybe a little late but a reply from me nevertheless.
I can shed some light on some questions about the GADM-models.
I own quite a lot of them:
Here is my list:
Buick LeSabre 1951, Dodge FireArrow 1954, Chrysler C-200 1952, Packard Predictor 1956 (2 versions), Buick Y-Job 1939 (2 versions), Buick Wildcar II 1954 (2 versions), Oldsmobile F-88 1959, Firebird XP-21 1954, Firebird III 1958 (2 versions), Cadillac La Espada 1954, Cadillac El Camino 1954, Chrysler Falcon 1954 (2 versions), Chevrolet Corvette Nomad 1954, Chevrolet Corvette Mako Shark 1965 (3 versions), Lincoln Futura 1955 (2 versions), Chrysler K-310 1951, Chrysler Norseman 1956, Buick Centurion 1956.
A couple of years ago the Cadillac Cyclone would be the next model, but as far as I know, it has not been produced, yet.
All GADM-models were made by SMTS in England and build-quality has not always been a priority on their list.
Nevertheless the models have become nicer over the years.
Availability has sometimes been troublesome, as mr. Burt didn't update his web-site and he had problems responding to answers.
But when the contact had been made, I found mr. Burt a nice man to deal with.
I sure hope the GADM-models will be on the road soon.



   
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