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Topic starter
13/12/2025 2:02 pm
I was going through my lists of models and noticed I never bought this one. Not sure why I missed it the first time around, but now I’m having no luck finding one. Any suggestions?
13/12/2025 2:10 pm
Oh no! You just missed one on eBay. Sold 12/5 for a very reasonable price.
13/12/2025 4:41 pm
Yes, that's a beautiful model. I bought mine a couple of years ago from a UK based seller. I "needed" it to complete a trio including its Buick and Oldsmobile GM counterparts:
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
13/12/2025 7:49 pm
I have those wagons and a '41 Pontiac two door and four door fastbacks but what I really want someone to offer is the one in the top of this photo.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
13/12/2025 11:23 pm
Maybe someone here?
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
13/12/2025 11:42 pm
The closest I have seen is a Victory Models of a 1940 Buick 50 Series Sedan I had many years ago. Maybe you could find a 3D printing for the Pontiac.I have those wagons and a '41 Pontiac two door and four door fastbacks but what I really want someone to offer is the one in the top of this photo.
John Kuvakas and Geno reacted
14/12/2025 12:49 am
Well, long ago Jerry Rettig did a resin casting of a 1941 Buick 5 window sedan but no one has done a Pontiac or Oldsmobile to my knowledge.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
John Kuvakas and Geno reacted
14/12/2025 12:11 pm
I bought mine when Brooklin was issuing the Pontiac Club models. I too wish they had done the notch back sedan. As Richard mentioned, the only model with that body style I know of is the Buick by Victory.
John Kuvakas and Geno reacted
14/12/2025 4:19 pm
And here are two more interesting 1941 cars that could be modeled. Both 1941 Oldsmobiles. A 5 window sedan and a very rare and last year for a convertible sedan spotted at a car show a few decades ago.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Bob Jackman and Ed Davis reacted
15/12/2025 9:54 am
@john-quilter 1941 was a very good year for every division of GM.
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