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Brilliant vehicles. I love what Hyundai did with these cars. Nice models too.
Brilliant article and photos. One of my favourite F1 cars. Thanks Rich.
Thank you Karl, an interesting update. I had not realized just how many still functioned in varying degrees.
I am all for the DeSoto also. Having driven it, it did not seem that large and hugged the road well. Not as floaty as the Buick.
Stunned by the Luce auction, but back to the Ferrari 312T 1975 wonderful year. As a F1 fan back then and still, I was mesmerized. Great post and image...
@ed-glorius Ed plus 1. Me too. AMX.
Shrinking more like. Very nice selection, Benjamin.
@chris Chris, I think that 1/64 back then was very loosely used as a scale. Lesney/Matchbox was notorious for it as was HotWheels. These, I think ...
Here are a few of my Top Models. I have all their Jaguars but am missing images of most. #16 is TMC 223 1960...
Definitely something I need to add to my current six 1/43 transporters. Thank you for the heads up, Randy.
Wonderful display and yes it would be nice to have that Cadillac 60 Special modelled and added to the mix.
One of the more unusual Chryslers. I’m still not sure if I like it, but definitely an attention getter. Thanks John, also Randy for the extra detail.
Too large, too plain, floaters, not drivers, but loved by some.