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[Closed] New Esval Kaiser Manhattan and Carolina pics - to be released in October. If anyone is interested,

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(@whodeytink)
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New Esval Kaiser Manhattan and Carolina pics - to be released in October. If anyone is interested,

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I am taking preorders.

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(@albert-kopans)
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And I am not taking pre-orders - first come, first serve.



   
(@John Munro)
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Not in that 2 tone green



   
(@john-roberts)
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Not that I'm an expert, but is that front screen correct?



   
(@whodeytink)
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If you're referring to the dip at the middle top of the windshield, yes, it is correct.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Very nice ! These Kaisers look great.



   
Graeme Ogg
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The dip in both front and rear screens looks quite grotesquely exaggerated to me

It looks as if somebody dropped a length of cast iron sewer pipe in the middle of the roof and half-crushed it.

Well, actually, the rear screen isn't so bad, but the front is awful.

Compare it ...

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with the real thing ...

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It has to be said the Brooklin version also exaggerates it somewhat, though maybe not QUITE as badly ...

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The Ixo model of the Kaiser Carabela produced for the Argentine partwork series probably offers the most subtle and accurate representation of this Kaiser design feature ...

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I think I'll stick with that one.


Graeme.M. Ogg
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FrankR
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That "widow's peak" windshield looks a bit short or squashed to me.



   
FrankR
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Just saw one in those colors doing a Google search.



   
(@john-quilter)
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Interesting they did the rarer 2 door version so not to duplicate the Brooklin


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(@rick-thompson)
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I agree, Graeme and Frank. WAAYYY too exaggerated.



   
(@David Holcombe)
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I like Kaisers and have several models. I'm not sure about these two.



   
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