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John Merritt
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PICs - Occasional Dose of Diecast - Thursday 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Convertible
-issued by Brooklin Models
-finished in Alaska Gray Poly
-BRK 94


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
Ed Glorius
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A beauty I've been looking for if the price is right...who enhanced it?


Retired in Dunedin, Florida.


   
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And now NEO is doing the quite rare fastback sedan known as a Town Sedan which was only made until January of 1949 due to lack of popularity.

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John F. Quilter
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Thanks for posting, John. I like it! Mine is also a favorite, perhaps because a friend of my father's had a new one (1:1) that I used to admire when I was a boy. I looked up pictures and found an unusual one of this convertible with its top up. I'm ready for BRK to make this version!
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This one is on my wishlist



   
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Nice model John. I always liked this one. The early casting..

like your grey one, had the front chrome trims attached by lugs underneath the wheel arches. These had a tendency to fall off. The second version in dark metallic red had these pieces attached via small pins that fitted into drilled holes in the body - a much better solution.



   
(@Michel Gouverneur)
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i bought it and it is gorgeous .now wish the convertible



   
(@Steven Williams)
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Thanks for that bit of white metal history John. Always enjoy learning about it.



   
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My pleasure Steve!



   
John Merritt
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I really don't know. I bought it that way on eBay.


John Merritt
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