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Unbboxing Brooklin's '34 Ford

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John Kuvakas
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David Green
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Nice presentation JK. Nice model too, beautifully put together. While I'm not a beige fan, the colour does suite for this presentation. I like the rating system. 4.5 rating is impressive. Thank you.



   
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John Kuvakas
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Thanks, David. The rating system is my subjective take on the model. Some folks might see it differently. Still, it helps me assess the model compared to the 1:1. 


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Love your unboxing videos John as well as your rating system. Two nits to pick with this one however, first the B series which followed the Model A was gone by 1934 replaced by the C series. The C series cars had four cylinder engines and the 40 series cars had the V8. Secondly, the V8s had a single two barrel Stromberg carb not two carbs. I love this model and rate it right up there as one of the best ever from Brooklin.



   
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@bob-jackman, Thanks for the input, Bob, much appreciated. I get a lot of my info from Wikipedia and online resources. Clearly, they are not always the most accurate. 


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