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25/02/2015 5:54 am
Polarizing Polara - 1960 Dodge - This is a car you either love or hate (pics) 1960 Dodge Polara from NEO in Cactus Poly. The actual color is lighter than this - had trouble getting it right in the camera. Anyway, I happen to really like the design of this car while I know many can't stand it.
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25/02/2015 6:27 am
Interesting color. I have the white version issued a few years ago. I'll stick with that one.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
25/02/2015 6:31 am
Very good pics and color representation Mark. It makes the model look real. I still hate the color.
That color and similar variations to me are about the ugliest ever sprayed on cars.
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25/02/2015 7:22 am
Yikes, I need to fix the pics - the colors are way too bright. Will work on that.
25/02/2015 7:59 am
I love these early '60 Mopars. This colour would appear on refrigerators all over NA in a few years!
25/02/2015 8:28 am
1960 Dodge Polara -- custom built for intergalactic grocery shopping!
25/02/2015 9:24 am
absolutely love them, and would be so happy if they did the wagon version to of the 60 dodge.
25/02/2015 10:28 am
I love it ! What a sleek and fascinating car and 1/43 model.
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25/02/2015 10:34 am
OK, pics are updated with colors corrected. It looked pretty wild before.
25/02/2015 10:38 am
Looks good to me. But I liked it the first time around. LOL
25/02/2015 12:38 pm
Great pictures, Mike, and I love those '60's Chrysler cars.
They bring back great memories of my youth and when car deigns changed each year and there was some excitement each year as the new models were introduced. Now you can hardly tell a Mercedes from a Hyundai and half the U.S. nameplates are gone or made in Korea or Mexico and the foreign nameplates are assembled in the U.S.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
25/02/2015 2:15 pm
I always liked it. First one I ever saw was a new one being driven by my homeroom teacher
It was white, and I still think it looks the best in that color! But probably just because it is the way I first saw it.
25/02/2015 2:31 pm
I'm with you on this one Mark. I love it!
25/02/2015 6:13 pm
I love mine.