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Sunday Fun 1/43 style F.M. Desoto 1952 is the year

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Nice model and photo. What year is the DeSoto?


Ed Davis
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I should add one of those to my fleet.  Great pic.



   
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What year is the DeSoto?

1952



   
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Loving the 4-Dr sedan configuration...these were the one's that were on the road, very rarely did one see a hardtop or a convertible.


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Great little model! GREAT pic!!



   
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What year is the DeSoto?

1952

And it even has the 276 CID 160 HP Hemi under the opening hood. 

 


John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA


   
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