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@perrone1 I can't get to the 56 to see the build number. I was also confused why they would put a chrome tire cover on the model as the 1/1s were alwa...
Hollis I never noticed the Appleton spot lights before but they pair well with the Lake Pipes on the Olds.
Hollis your modifications are excellent.
@perrone1 Have both Tony. The 55 is an exact copy of the 1/1 I owned even down to the wire wheel covers. My 1/1 also had a rare factory tonneau cover.
@modeldadeeee I love both the Corvettes and Birds as my wallet will attest to.
Love the model and the color Mike. The scale makes this a difficult choice for me as I have no room for another scale in my collection.
I love Buicks and have all of the above models. Nice pictures Richard, Chazy and Harv.
@whodeytink I agree with your comments Mark. It does look like lowrider.
Have it, love it.
Geoff, the Duel-Ghia was one of the favorites of the Rat Pack. John the L 6.4 is fabulous design that didn't miss any detail IMO.
I was just reading this morning's paper and thought that's me. Yep that's me alright. It's coming next week.
Looks like me except I sleep in my recliner surrounded by my models.
Riviera. After the 63/65 Rivieras success, the designers came up with one of the most beautiful Personal Luxury cars ever built IMO. I like the Thunde...
Ford all the way. Too bad they then spent the next two years ruining a beautiful design IMO.
@sizedoesmatter Thanks John and Geoff. Something new I learned today.