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Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Jeff, Spark makes a 1963 Galaxy 500 and Neo makes a Falcon, close to that year
Mark
I would like to see a 1938 Voisan C28 Saliot Cabriolet, that topps my wish list.
Chromes are releasing a 1938 Voisin C28 Cabriolet "Saliot"
in open and closed versions in December/January, lovely but expensive.
Absolutely. I would pounce on it like a hound on junebug.
Yes! would purchase
Olds Starfire [pref 1963]
Conti MKIII
Pontiac GP [Again pref1963]
Any of those mid-weight Mopars!
Yes to the Turbine [again] and the Land-Yacht Fleetwoods
Matrix is about to release 1971 Fleetwood 75
As always '61, 62, or 63 Lincoln. And my grandma's 1928 Graham-Paige touring!
I know what version I want and it has French registration 18 LU 13!
My Neo Falcon Futura is from the '64 Monte Carlo rally.
Given the rally year, I'm not sure if it's a '64 or '65.
Those are awesome - had to google C28 Saliot! But a Voisin with no fender supports? WoW 😉
That is one beautiful car! Maybe Matrix will make one for 1/3 Ilario's pricing.
American cars and British cars:
American:
1949-1952 Plymouths any body style but a sedan could be a police or taxi livery. These were very big sellers in this era.
Any GM compacts 1961 -1963 Pontiac Tempest, Olds F85, Buick Special.
British:
1983-95 MG Maestro
1984-95 MG Montego
or the Austin versions
All missing from any model range to my knowledge
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
A RHD top up version was made of resin by an Australian company...
they were available in maroon and black.
They were produced in small quantities and occasionally of questionable build quality.
Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany
MG K3
There have been white metal kits in the past but a nicely detailed version of the Eyston-Lurani car is long overdue.
Still patiently waiting for Spark's Le Mans MGBs.