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04/09/2026 11:10 am
04/09/2026 11:38 am
@monteverde802 Wow! I don't think I've ever seen a coupe before.
I mentioned a while back; my high school GF's father was restoring a 1937 Graham sedan. When the rolling chassis was drivable - he did just that. We watched as he piloted his "frame w/wheels" around the neighborhood.
It was kind of a Green Arches moment, if you know what I mean. 😏 😏
Wasn’t “Green Arches” the first failed Mc Donalds in Ireland ? 🤣
04/09/2026 1:45 pm
"Wasn’t Green Arches the first failed Mc Donalds in Ireland?"
Wow Steve, you actually read my posts..... 'cause I sure don't! 😆 😀 🤣
04/09/2026 1:58 pm
04/09/2026 8:19 pm
@monteverde802 many many years have I waited for this 1/24 to be made by Automodello.
I do however have a nice red 1/43 convertible. The front end has to be the ultimate in Art Deco styling
04/09/2026 11:43 pm
05/09/2026 7:49 am
@geoff-jowett Although the nose clip is stock Graham, the body is a one-off custom built by Saoutchik. Graham never built a convertible on the Model 96 or 97 "Sharknose" chassis.
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