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What are your next acquisitions? I'm looking forward to...
Brooklin '53 Ford sedan, GLM '56 Cadillac convertible, NEO '49 Packard and Goldvarg '63 Chevy Nova and if I can scrape together enough dollars, Highway Travelers '61 Plymouth sedan. What about you?
I'm watching the mail for an Ixo Willys Aero 1966, and right now I'm on a "do it myself" kick trying to improve on Ertl's old 1914 Chevrolet Royal Mail roadster.
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(Pic) Waiting for BRK's 1951 Ford World Trade Center Relief model...
1956 Ford Mainline Michigan State Police and IXO Unic ZU 122 Izoard for my side theme French trucks of the 50s and 60s.
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Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany
The NEO Chevy Aerosedan in two tone and wood.
I am waiting on the NEO '48 Aerosedan & the '49 Packard. I am also waiting on Brooklin's '46 Mercury & NEO's '55 Mercury.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
On the Next list
Esval Pierce Arrow sedan and Brooklin 1942 DeSoto.
My really would like in my collection list has hit the £1000 mark!
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Pic: A particular Aero Willys hard top.
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David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
I like it!
(Pic) David, how about this splendid Packard? I saw it on Mike Coupe's site http://www.spacroftmodels.co.uk/new_page_25.htm
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Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany
All the upcoming Goldvargs; '65 Mercurys, '63 Falcons, Torinos, '63 Novas, and quite frankly any other 2drht or convertible cars or pickup trucks Sergio does. Kess '57 Mercury Voyager station wagon, maybe the Brooklin '57 Pontiac Safari if they make the standard box available.
Is that one a redo of the Brooklin 2dr sedan? Very nice!
i bought 47 trailer and blue lincoln continental both from neo
Goldvargs Mercury and Torino,
All others are just being planned like any or all of Goldvarg's GM subjects; rumoured like Matrix' "Jack Warner" Bentley Park Ward, or a long way down the road like GLM's '73 closed Eldorado, and Kess' Mercury wagon.
Eagerly awaiting the next two L-29 Cord roadsters from Matrix.
Bunch of other Matrix on my list, like the green Packard Dietrich coupe, Voisin C30, and Daimler DK400. I for one like the direction Matrix took, making the Pebble Beach-ish classics, and leaving the more mass-produced real cars to Neo, Goldvarg, Kess, Premium X, GLM, and others. And the real oddballs to AutoCult.