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Here's my contribution to the thread:

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Barry Levittan
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cadillaclloyd
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and mine...

1949 NEO Club Coupe F3QV N


   
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Harv Goranson
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@lloyd-mecca Love the wheels Lloyd. And I can tell it's a Neo because the headlights are yellowing (as are many of mine). Smile



   
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What beautiful Cadillac cars ! I am delighted to have this era Cadillac in several scales. "The Standard of the World"



   
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John Kuvakas
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@mg-harv, if you can send me the original, I'll see what I can do with it. For larger files, I use "We Transfer" and my email address.


John Kuvakas
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cadillaclloyd
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@mg-harv 

Yep, drives me nuts.



   
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Harv Goranson
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@lloyd-mecca If someone could come up with a solution, think of all the Neo, Mini Marque, Top Marques, GADM and others that could be restored. I've thought about drilling them out and putting in jewels like the old diecasts used to use.



   
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John Kuvakas
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Here's Harv's video:


John Kuvakas
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There are dozens of YouTube  videos demostrating how to "un-yellow"  plastic using UV lights and Hydrogen Proxied solutions.  There's no doubt these yellow headlights could easily be restored to crystal clear.    IMO, your more difficult task might involve removal of said headlight lens. 

Good luck, regardless the method(s) employed.   👍 👍 

 



   
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@jkuvakas Wow!   John Kuvakas flying a Lockheed P-38......  nice!   


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John Kuvakas
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@chris, just call me "Ace!"


John Kuvakas
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Harv Goranson
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Thanks for your help John!



   
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John Sharisky
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My contribution is the 1948 by GLM. A not often seen model it seems. I prefer the smaller, more demure front grille of the '48.

 

GLM1948Cadillac3
GLM1948Cadillac2
GLM1948Cadillac1

 



   
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cadillaclloyd
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my '48 by GLM...

1948 GLM S62 Sedan F3QV N


   
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@keko-romero My favorite too.



   
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