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An in-process prototype Ranch Wagon
Being developed by Jeff Lane
Hello, David, as John said, they're only prototypes and will not have white letters. Best regards.
Fantastic event
I wish I would have been there, specially for knowing many of you in person and, of course, to see so many nice models... and buy something...
Enjoy!!!
Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
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BenD, the cars below the wagon are both Motor City. On the left is a 1956
Chrysler New Yorker St. Regis and on the right is the 49/50 Packard. As with most MOC models, both are exceeding nice.
Thank you Bob...they all are outstanding.
Thanks to both John and Sergio!
Yes!
It seemed a couple of the roof rack elements were missing. Plus, I like the color of mine better! Still tempting, though.
A Greg Gunn custom
Greg makes these from several re-purposed castings (I think the cabs are from Ertl). I have a couple in my collection. Custom paint and chrome foiling. They're a great way to display a number of cars in one space.
I think the Ford Ranch Wagon is a Ford Genuine Parts item. but I could be wrong. Other colors showing up on Ebay are solid dark blue or red and white.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Second City Motors
The first in a new white metal line from Jeff Lane called Second City Motors. Really great detail!
PICS--Those are 1950 Buicks. Greg made this beauty for me from a PM transkit...
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There is a Ford Genuine Parts 2-tone green one as well.
Was the Buick Wildcat in there someplace? I couldn't tell.
(pics) here's Motorhead's (Genuine Ford Parts) version in red/white
These resin models are well proportioned and finished, but I did paint out the large plated rear fender Galaxie trim which wasn't typically on a Ranch Wagon. These Motorhead models are available from many vendors for under $50.
I notice that the new metal prototype model also adds the heavy rear Galaxie fender trim.
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I agree 101% In pic #4, is that a coral colored '64 Mercury in the top left ?