Thanks, Jack. Guess that's why it was in a job lot.

I like the Esval 2-door version, including the sun visor! Here are a couple more of the later marketed Argentine Carabela that sometimes show up on th...

John, my best wishes go out to you and your wife. May good health return quickly.

Good one, Keko! Here's my similar model, even though I'm vague on the details. Don't worry about the brand name; the "I" in "ISETTA" is under the ...

Jaguar for me, as long as it starts when it's raining or even foggy. Guess what I used to own?

Thanks for the good pictures, Michel. Brooklin's '54 Kaiser has been a favorite of mine since I first saw a new one (green) in a soon-to-close Kaiser...

Mercury for me. I just like it better. The Ford fins looked too extreme, even for 1957.

A little information on the Sears Allstate: The Allstate, built by Kaiser and sold by some Sears stores, was offered as 1952-1953 models. Differing...

Here's another "thanks." I've been looking up this Tibetan Mastiff. Very interesting! But not for me.

I like mine too much to sell, but here they are:

Both are favorites of mine, but I agree with Moe that they are in two different price classes. Ride, comfort, quality of construction would put me in...

Interesting old Fiat, with those fabric sides, David, and those "real" chain drives. It looked familiar, and look what I found: At one time I had...

Nickies, I don't have anything comparable, so I just toured eBay for 1965 Buick Riviera 1/43. I found several by Spark, all fairly pricey. But, base...

Good listing, John! I like these; they give me a warm feeling. Many thanks for posting them.