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John Merritt
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PICs - Occasional Dose of Diecast - Friday 1939 Buick Century 2dr Touring Sedan
-Brooklin... Buick Collection Series
-BC 017


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Harv Goranson
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Interesting what a difference 70 years makes in British castings! (pic)

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Beautiful contrast, gentlemen! I like both! (pic)

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From the pre-war Tootsietoy Jumbo series, modified by the owner (that's me).

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Another Tootsie, this one from the 1927 GM series.



   
Chris Sweetman
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David, amazing that the Tootsie from the 1927 GM series has an opening dickie seat cover.


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Chris Sweetman
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Collectively a most interesting post with images of modern models and classic toys.


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This coupe, and the others in the GM series, had an open but not opening rear seat lid. Sorry.



   
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Chris Sweetman
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Thanks David.


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