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I surprised my self on this one. No surprise on the Challenger being number one but the Monaco was a very close number two. IMO the Charger just can't...
@perrone1 What an improvement when they made the change.
@100ford2003 +1.
@sizedoesmatter I'm with you John.
Both are nice.
Gorgeous models of wonderful works of art. Thank you for sharing.
John, great models and writeup. I have models of the Motor City, Automodello and Brooklin and love them all. My hat's off to Motor City as they found ...
In memory of my late friend who restored his 62 409 4 speed hardtop, I'm going with the Impala. Style wise I agree with Graeme. I much prefer the 63 o...
A cute little bug with plenty of room for a six pack. Love the post John.
I hope I don't find out.
I buy the smaller scales because they are the only size I have room for. What I try to do is pair them with their bigger brothers. It seems to me that...
I love the conversions Geoff. I have the fastback woody in black which I bought already built.
@perrone1 +1. Great job Geno.
What a great model of a neat car. Thanks for sharing the pictures and writeup Randy.
Dr. Olds is okay but the Indian is far and away the winner in this comparison.