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25/06/2020 11:29 am
Pics: Sergio Goldvarg, I understand you seek suggestions for future models;
As far as I know these have not been produced before. Here is my wish list:
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1960 Buick Electra 225
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1962 Cadillac series 62 Coupe DeVille
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1965 Dodge Monaco
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1965 Buick Skylark GS
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1966 Dodge Coronet 500
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1968 Dodge Coronet R/T
PLEASE!
I first heard of you about a month ago and bought 3 of your cars; '65 Mercury,'64 Pontiac, '69 Torino. I have on pre-order the '62 Impala and the '62 Galaxie.
25/06/2020 1:06 pm
Yes on all of them Bruce!
25/06/2020 2:01 pm
A 1960 225 was made by Neo as a 4-door hardtop, but a convertible would be welcome.
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As for the Mopars, Sergio's website does not yet show a license with FCA, like he has with GM and Ford. This seems to be taking a while.
25/06/2020 4:53 pm
Yes a Convertible and or a two door hard top.
Topic starter
25/06/2020 5:26 pm
I only collect 2 dr cars. I lied I have a 1:18 4 dr '56 Chevy, I liked the colors.
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25/06/2020 5:54 pm
Sergio doesn't have a Chrysler licence. Not yet, anyway.
25/06/2020 6:05 pm
future model
How about a 1967-69 T-bird?
26/06/2020 3:14 am
I'll just have to display my French Dinky for now - but it has working taillights!
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26/06/2020 5:46 am
i think he was/are in talks over a chrysler corp license -hope he will get it.
26/06/2020 5:47 am
A hearty Yea to the '65 Skylark and '62 deVille. Among the best looking cars of the era.
Plus, the nostalgia factor as well: my mom had that Buick and my girlfriend's dad had that Cadillac. I'd buy both in a New York minute.
26/06/2020 5:57 am
I have no idea how a license works, or what the terms typically are. When a company such as Brooklin or Goldvarg obtains a license, or essentially permission to model the cars, does the license-holder have to pay a royalty to the grantor?
Or is the license free, so long as the grantor is happy with the product? Can anyone enlighten me (us?). Any copywriter lawyers around?
Thanks.
26/06/2020 6:33 am
Yes on the '65 Skylark Gran Sport.
26/06/2020 6:58 am
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26/06/2020 9:37 am
Rick, from what I have read the licence is for a stated replica ….
for a particular car and a fee is paid based on the number of models that will be made. If another run is made then this has to authorised and further fee is paid again based on the number made.
Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK