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[Closed] What do you gents think of the Goldvarg Collection?

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Brush
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What do you gents think of the Goldvarg Collection?



   
(@Raymond Paszkiewicz)
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I personally think there are some great models.....

available. Make haste, because some of them sell out quickly, Read some of the comments on this forum.



   
(@Shel Platt)
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Goldvarg models are some of the best models made i have many and am very pleased.



   
John Merritt
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The models are exceptional. Well made and a great value. The interactions with Sergio are priceless.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
(@BenD Lampson)
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+1..............................................all great reasons John, but number 3 is my favorite!



   
(@bob-jackman)
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+2.



   
jacques
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Great models. Quality like Matrix and GLM. But to much 60 and 70ies

I am more of the 40 and 50ies models.
I bought the 1953 Ford country, the 1948 Pontia Woody and the 1961 Ford Country squire.
I will buy the coming 1956 Mercury Monterey station.
Did not buy the 1956 Mercury, because I still have the old Metal version.Although the resin is 100% improved.



   
Brush
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Thanks. Well I bought 2, the '64 Grand Prix & the '69 Torio GT; ordered the '62 Impala & Galaxie.

I basically collect American Cars in 1:18 between the years 1950 to 1971. I virtually stopped collecting 4 years ago because the industry stopped making new molds of the cars I collect. I went to other scales and now I see Goldvarg making just what I am collecting hence 5 new models this year but 1:43, takes up less space.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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Excellent quality/value for money; addresses the 60s era which is much needed but also does 40s & 50s; Sergio asks for collector input, respectfully answers questions, addresses concerns, outstanding customer relations....just the best. I will buy nearly every one he makes.



   
(@mike-coupe)
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I Iike GoIdvarg ModeIs, and judging by the interreaction between Sergio and the coIIector on this forum, it gives me the impression that he cares about his product and the views of the coIIector, and wants get it right.



   
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Harv Goranson
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Well usually - wish he would swap grilles on the forthcoming '68 500XL.



   
Harv Goranson
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But I hope there is a clear finish on the "wood" framing.

The '48 Pontiac is great - but the framing is dull and needs a varnish-like look - then it would be superb!



   
Harv Goranson
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Here are mine.

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Looking forward to the '69 Mercury Cyclone and '62 Impala.



   
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