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[Closed] Is EMC actually building a '76 Eldorado, or is that incorrect?

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cadillaclloyd
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Is EMC actually building a '76 Eldorado, or is that incorrect?



   
John Kuvakas
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If you're referring the recent eBay listing...

That looks like the Premium X model. The listing has a number of additional errors and some strange grammar. The good news is that it's an "EMC, Brooklin diecast" with only the windshield and hood ornament missing and we can start bidding at only $99!


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(@albert-kopans)
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Not to my knowledge, Vlad should know better.



   
(@Jean Philippe Sergent)
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Pics. No, this is the Premium X Eldorado. And $99 dollars for a damaged one ?

By the way, I think that eldorado looks better with bigger whitewalls. As well as the NEO fleetwood brougham. I love them like this !.photo no longer available

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(@Dick Browne)
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That is one of the funniest eBay ads I have ever read.



   
(@David Crowe)
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Until someone makes Vogue Tyre stick ons, these are the best for Cadillacs.

Thanks for sharing your pics.



   
(@John-William Greenbaum)
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Dick, you should read some of the descriptions for Britains toy soldiers or 1930's-1940's Dinkys.

In a few cases, they make this look downright professional. Especially when somebody puts up a pre-War Dinky with what appears to be metal fatigue and certainly rust starting at over 100 GBP and having the nerve to describe something that's clearly good only for parts/has 75%+ paint loss as "almost mint" and oh yes, is "a Dinky Corgi". Does anyone else remember that one from around 2006 or 2007? It was a Studebaker Coupe and missing the baseplate in addition to all the defects I described.



   
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