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John Merritt
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PICs - Daily Dose of Diecast...Friday

A Collection of Marks...
1973-1979-1980-1984


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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I really like the '73 and '84 I have the other two, different colors though.



   
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Outstanding models in a great display but in an effort to increase my knowledge of the world of 43rd could you indicate what model company, or companies, make these great Lincolns.


John F. Quilter
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A reasonable request John. All model pictures should bear the maker's name.

The maker's model number should also appear in the text.



   
John Merritt
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Sorry. I usually do. I guess I forget to to type that in.

The '79 is Premium X
The other three are all NEO Scale Models


John Merritt
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John Merritt
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My oversite has been corrected.

As far as the model's stock number. That info is not included in my photo posting site, while I have some info in my database, I don't usually include it. While some might find it useful, it isn't always convenient to pull that info for each post.


John Merritt
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I agree, John. I don't keep track of model numbers. Might be easier for some makers vs others.



   
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No problem John, just a reminder for any newbies.



   
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Knowing the model number makes it easier for fellow collectors to find and order.



   
(@john-roberts)
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John, these are wonderful models and look very accurate to me.

I must admit they're not my thing at all, but I can appreciate the quality of them.



   
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Nice..... I also have a few of yours as well as a 2012 Mark S which matches my wifes 2015



   
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