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"Nostalgic Miniatures" 1953 Ford

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(@moe-parr)
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Just found this one on e-Bay. While it may be a little "crude" by today's standards, the subject matter is very attractive and I don't have anything else like it in my collection.

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Barry Levittan
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It looks good and you like it ! Nothing else needs to be said or explained ! Smile  



   
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I hadn't heard of this manufacturer before

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This is incredible 1953 Ford which fills a very important gap. As far as I know Nostalgic Ministures was operating during 80s- early 90s. Sometimes models were made not strictly in 1/43. Except a selection of Fords this manufacturer produced a nice 1941 Lincoln Continental Coupe which I look for.



   
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Love it! Barry, it must be a Northeast car with rust on the bumpers...maybe from Brooklyn.?


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I gathered what I know about them at hobbyDB.

"Created by Bob Brennan who also ran a mail order business in Westborough, Massachusetts called  MTI (Miniature Toys Inc.)   Active in the 1970-80s."

 



   
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I like it Barry.



   
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Posted by: @sizedoesmatter

Love it! Barry, it must be a Northeast car with rust on the bumpers...maybe from Brooklyn.?

Funny, John, it clearly looks that way in the pictures, but not when you look at the actual model car. I probably should polish the metal a little.

But yes, I remember many cars parked on the street in Brooklyn with bumpers looking like that LOL

 


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To each his own. I sold off any NMs I had decades ago and said "good riddance" as each left my home.



   
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Posted by: @bob-jackman

I like it Barry.

Me too.😁

 



   
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Thank you Michael, Fred, John, Karl, Bob, and Geno!


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