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Tri-tone 56 Buick.
According to an email I received from Brooklin weeks ago, none of these were any longer available directly from them. According to Brooklin, these models had been shipped to distributors in the supply chain but I am not aware of any dealers in the States who have received them. What gives?
As I understand it Joe,
Brooklin have run out of the first run of Buicks. More wiII be produced soon. I don't know if the US has received the model yet.
Does that mean none of them have been shipped here at all?
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
I always order my new releases from SpaCroft Models. Mike provides A+ service and a bonus, which I think is really cool.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
I didn't realize that production was so limited.
And why Brooklin wouldn't tell me that?
Tri-tone Buick. Joe, I spoke with the distributor today, and ordered....
a couple of other models. We discussed the tri-tone Buick and it should arrive here in a week to 10 days. I don't have a price at this time. I think they will go quickly, and I don't know how many are in the shipment.
David, the Buick with the lunimosity is incredible.
Ray Paszkiewicz could you email me?
At jjlibricz@gmail.com?
I was told today that the Buick is scheduled to arrive at the distributor next Friday.
That I don't know Joe.
Thank you John, for your kind comments.
Most, if not all of the recolours, are limited to 199. If the catalogue number has the suffix X then its limited, i.e BRK228X in the case of the Buick, and the original model stays on the catalogue. An A suffix indicated that that model replaces the original issue as in BRK83A, Ford V8 Station Wagon. That's what I've been told
Pleased you like the bonus John. I quite enjoy making them up.