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Menards dealership, 1958 Chevrolets

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(@john-quilter)
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My Menards car dealership arrived and I have photoed it with some of my 1958 Chevrolets.  The possibilities are endless since it comes with signs for Ford (standard issue),  Buick-Olds,  Chrysler,  Lincoln, Plymouth, Mercury, and Pontiac.  I might have to make up some for MGs and Jaguars!   There is an optional accessory power unit that runs the LED lights and roof top turntable.  For some reason the LED lights tend to flicker.  Not sure how the dealer gets the car on the roof though.   While a bit undersized for 43rd scale it still works pretty well.  Comes with a series of four 50th scale 1948-52 Ford pickups and panel trucks that are removable, with screws.

1958 Chevrolet Menards #1
1958 Chevrolet Menards #2
1958 Chevrolet Menards #3
1958 Chevrolet Menards #4

And for a closer view of the motor cars.  The Biscayne sedan is a newly arrived TRAX item.  The others you'll all know.

1958 Chevrolet X2 #1
1958 Chevrolet X2 #3
1958 Chevrolet X2 #2

John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA


   
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(@ed-davis)
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The dealership with your 1958 Chevrolets looks great.  Thanks for sharing the photos.


Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA


   
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Roger Kerr
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Perhaps you can get an approx. 1:48 helicopter and suspend it from the ceiling then fashion a net for aerial delivery of a car to the roof.


Roger Kerr


   
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