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19/09/2018 4:01 pm
Newest releases from Autocult
Here's an interesting mix of new releases from quirky Autocult...
1934 Wanderer W3 "Puppchen"
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1942 Mathis VL333
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1939 Mercedes Benz 230 Graber Cabriolet
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1964 Yamaha A550X
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1969 Toyota EX-1
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19/09/2018 4:19 pm
They really dig deep into obscurity to find some of their subjects.
20/09/2018 12:42 am
Is there an American dealer for Autocult?
20/09/2018 3:25 am
Check your phone Dick - just texted.
20/09/2018 3:49 am
Thanks Harv, I just replied. I am going through the distributor.
Owner is a personal friend.
20/09/2018 11:11 am
Some manufacturers must think showroom stock road cars are beneath them
21/09/2018 6:15 am
Or perhaps having no need to pay for copyright permission?
21/09/2018 6:36 am
I'll bet you hit the nail on the head.
21/09/2018 1:41 pm
Or maybe they think the rich history of the automobile is worth celebrating in our scale.
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21/09/2018 7:33 pm
Yes, I own their 1903 Panhard-Levasser. Superb rendition. Goes well with my Neo 1907 RR Silver Ghost
23/09/2018 5:07 am
Licensing generally runs about $7 per model.
In some cases it is time-consuming, depending on the manufacturer. Many European based companies choose to bypass the procedure. I do know that Brooklin and Minichamps do licensing.