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With so many Goldvarg subjects In Development, how about an Audience Polling?
All of the subjects are good choices, but none of us can collect them all. Showing our enthusiasm for specific subjects may help Sergio with his decision making.
1964 Cadillac convertible
1964 Buick Wildcat
1961 Oldsmobile 98
I plan on getting them all and I'm sure there are many others who will do the same.
They will be released over a fairly long period of time no doubt, so I will make sure I save up! 🙂
To answer your question though....my fave of these 3 is the '61 Olds.
Sergio is already doing that on Facebook.
My suggestions to him were '62 Impala, '70 Monte Carlo. '70 Mercury Cyclone, '62-'64 Caddys, and (as a personal fav, the family car I learned to drive on) '64 Fairlane 4-door (in burgundy).
Be thinking of Mopars - in a few weeks he will be able to model Chrysler products too.
And considering Mopars how about some 1950-52 Plymouths?
Long ago he once did a white metal '49 Suburban but the '50-'52 Plymouths have seemingly been overlooked by model makers. Lots of variations available, 2 and 4 doors, wagons, Belvedere hardtops, convertibles, business coupes, and even a '50 woody.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Would be interested in the Cad if it was a Coupe deVille.
I agree....a great group rarely done to date. I would buy them for sure.
That is really great news about Mopars; thanks for the update!
I must be missing something, what's the Mopar great news?
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Please see post 26276.2
1962/3 Imperial Lebaron 4 door -- with oval steering wheel and pushbutton trans
The 60 Imperial would get my money
Yes to the 62 Imperial because it still had the stand up tail lights
Yes to the 50 through 52 Plymouths but I would like some 49s as well.
55Desoto ht coronado white with emberglow on roof and sides, 1963 Dodge 880 2door ht and 1947 Nash
Ambassador country club suburban in a bright grey colour would get my votes.(in my view the 47 nash is probably the moast beautiful woody ever done -but thats my personal view...)
A 1948 Nash has been done. Pretty much like the '47.
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I'd like to see Sergio concentrate on what has not been done, not done well, or items long, long out of production.