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PICS. Brooklin Chrysler Town & Country has appeared in black, and looking quite smart. I think the price might be off putting for many though...??242. Here's the pictures
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Quite pricey yes...but a beautiful model. I have the burgundy one and love it.
That's a gorgeous model !
Beauty!!!
But I still prefer mine in burgundy... and a little cheaper as I remember...
Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
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Cheaper then Keko, but both colours are now the same price.
Speaking of the elegant Brooklin Chrysler T&C Sedan, here's one enhanced to near Motor City USA standards with original MOC parts. Greg Gunn, well know to this site, did the handiwork. The MOC parts included the finely delicate T&C script, external rear view mirrors and spot lights, and amber running lights. Gregg also added resin headlights and chrome foil for the windshield and rear window. The poor photos don't do Greg's artistry justice. This is one of the early Brooklin T&Cs before the rather eye popping price increase.
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Mike, so I did well then when purchasing you the model, don't you believe it?
Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
http://kekomovil.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/KekoRS143
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You most certainly did Keko. Sales have lessend since the big price increase.