[Closed] PICS GOLDVARG 1962 Buick Special Station Wagon .

Dear Phil Realmuto, I'm still waiting the GM boxes from the printer.

I deleted those photos with the box, to avoid confusion. Best regards.

It's hard to believe these are 1/43. Spectacular, Sergio! Can't wait for these.

I'm not trying to suppress enthusiam but these did not sell in two tones very often. Where I sold Buicks the dealers did not stock a two tone wagon. Not that it wasn't done on a customer order. Therefore one of the colors, like maybe the blue, would be interesting in just solid blue. And maybe possible to see the sales results. By the way, I love these two colors for the car. Excellent.

Buick

That Buick is Absolutely gorgeous Sergio.
J.D.

Another beauty Sergio - but I have a question.

Any models coming up with Tennessee license plates?

Two tones are great. Roof rack is great. I don't care what the box says.

Nor do I care which state the license plate depicts.

The users on this board are beyond belief with what they will select to comment on. Obviously we all have VERY varied backgrounds and understandings of how things in the world work.

Your Goldvarg models look better with each new release and I am pleased to be able to add some of them to my collection. Last year I didn't even know I needed a two tone Buick Special wagon with OR without a roof rack with a Virginia license plate. Now I can get BOTH !!!

Such irony...

You have done a terrific job on this one Sergio! Blue/white with rack delete will be the one I order but both choices are really nice.

Interesting. I know they sold 2-tones of this car in Canada.

Great Fords, Mercuries, Buicks, bubbletops coming---any estimate as to production timing?

Do your various new models now wait in a queue along with those of other manufacturers to get factory time to make a run of each model? You have many subjects all sorted out and seemingly ready to produce and get sold.
Just curious as to the process of getting a model through to completion.

Yes, any idea when these Buick wagons will be available for purchase? I'm ready!

And Sergio, it is all right if some questions are not answered because it may hurt your marketing strategy. You so far have been very open to us and we do not want to end this communication with any unnecessary prying into your plans. But please understand we are only consumers. Who really admire your work. If we go over the fence, tell us please.

Dear Don Anderson,

I am more than happy to share my models, info and "behind the scenes" photos with you all. When I was a kid, I was always expecting to have a friendly communication with the manufacturers. I remember to send letters to the diecast manufacturers asking for their new catalogue and then waiting for weeks their answer. The french Solido was always the fastest to send me the catalogue, but the big difference among the others was that I always got the "plus" of a very kind letter from the director of the factory thanking for my interest in their products. Now I am in the other side of the story- well, really in both sides, as I still collect!- and that's why I try to give the best possible service and communication with the collectors. Have a great weekend, dear Don!