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I would absolutely recommend it as a "cheap and cheerful" addition to the collection. It is larger than 1/43, smaller than 1/32. Probably 1/39 or so...
Oh I believe it is a scheduled future release. I mean it looks awful. The proportions and details are way off. I wasn't commenting on the ...
It is a joke. Proportions and details are so far off. Too bad.
Thank you, Randy Rusk, for sharing this information. Some of the replies indicate a complete lack of understanding of how the industry works. Sort o...
Wow, here's a Brooklin I would buy. The early Pierce Arrow has a wonderfully toy-like appearance. And it wears it proudly. I was always astounded h...
I also just received the two-tone red Caprice. I was somewhat disappointed by the pinstripe and how it does NOT follow the stamped crease in the quar...
The right side door mirror was still optional for 1976. Here's a link to the options page of the 1976 brochure. /p>
Sure looks like a screaming deal to me. It is tough to know for sure the condition of those confounded fragile wire wheels Briggs loved so much.
Wouldn't it be better to say Record MADE these Chevrolets and Pontiacs in the past? They are approaching 40 years old now.
You must. You really must. /p>
Here are examples of the real cars in the same colors of the models. I've ordered the Goldvarg Bonneville in blue. I'll think about adding a dark bl...
Also keep in mind that the image has been colorized in modern times. No one can say what the actual colors were on the cars shown. Was the car in th...
Nice to see the Corsair. Maybe the Cadillac Interceptor will be available in 2025.
That's an intriguing thought about continuing the accent color to the rear of the car. Please share pics if you do that.