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16/06/2020 3:22 am
Pics : Goldvarg models
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16/06/2020 3:40 am
Love the wagons!
16/06/2020 3:57 am
Sadly I'm missing the 49 Plymouth wagon. Would love to add it to my collection.
16/06/2020 4:07 am
I would love to see this wagon redone to modern Goldvarg quality.
16/06/2020 5:28 am
I second that. Good subject!
16/06/2020 6:22 am
The dust looks nice!
16/06/2020 6:39 am
I third that!
16/06/2020 6:40 am
amazing memories from my factory in Argentina, dear Jacques!!!!!!
16/06/2020 7:58 am
I forth that. I'd like ANY Plymouths from '49 to '52. These seem to have been ignored by all model makers to my knowledge.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
16/06/2020 10:25 am
completely agree with you john
16/06/2020 10:40 am
+1 Plymouth Belvedere HT would be nice to see.
16/06/2020 11:46 am
I have been wanting a 1942 to 1948 Plymouth forever....
Just think of what a super neat taxi this would make.
I told the story, on this Forum, about riding around in the summer evenings when school was out, with my uncle, after he came home from WW II and drove awhile for Capitol Cab, in Trenton, N.J. Black and White 1946 Plymouths. The first use of radios, and I got to use it. Never forgot that, like it was yesterday. I was around 10 or so.
17/06/2020 2:40 am
The late 40s Plymouth & Dodge coupes, wagons & sedans are glaringly absent in 1:43 scale; the convertible slightly less so, but pricey. I would love to see them, especially in the Goldvarg price range, as it would allow me to collect more versions/body styles of these great cars. Same goes for 1950 through 54; although Brooklin has their Dodge Wayfarer coupe & convertible at least.