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(@Denis Auber)
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Pics : 1949 Buick Riviera MOC

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Brian Laurance
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One of my great favorites as well! (PIC)



   
(@Alex Taylor)
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It's also one of my favorite, especially since Buicks and Pontiacs are my favorite models, and the green one is my favorite on your picture! Too bad that MOC no longer exists!



   
John Merritt
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Gorgeous! That is a beautiful model.


John Merritt
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Rich Sufficool
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You're not kidding! It could pass for a much larger scale model.



   
(@Albert Kohalich)
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Thank you Denis! I have the hardtop and both TU and TD convertibles in Green.

Alex Taylor-Keep searching EBAY. You'll fins all the Motor City Models you desire. Just be patient...



   
(@Alex Taylor)
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The MOC 1949 Buick is among the most difficult to find, and

I guess that accounts for the recent TSM model! Nice finish,but not MADE IN USA!



   
Chris Sweetman
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But Alex, how many MOC’s were actually ‘Made in the USA’?


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(@Alex Taylor)
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I'm surprised! That never occured to me! In fact, I thought they were all made in USA!



   
Chris Sweetman
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Alex, please see Gregory Gunn's post #21704.3


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(@Albert Kohalich)
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There were a couple MOCs made in China and a couple commissioned in Eur. Most were made in the USA.

Keep searching on EBAY Alex. You'll find 'em...



   
Gregory Gunn
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Albert,Which MOC's were made in China?Only the 1/18th from what I know.



   
Harv Goranson
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Were the MCG (Gold) series cars made there?



   
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