On the Goldvarg website you can experiment by selecting a model in stock and clicking "add to cart". You can then "view cart" and it will detect your ...

I believe it is quite common for one to be higher than the other. Nothing to get upset about. (But I can tell YOU were certainly paying close attentio...

She's out in the back garden, playing with my marbles.

Every man to his own taste, but seriously, George, how can you even look at the nose of that Olds then describe the Packard as "bulbous"!!! The Pack...

Have you checked them recently? Based on your post I think you may have lost them all. 😊

Wow! Hard to imagine that getting past final inspection. Hope Matrix (or your dealer) pay the shipping for return and replacement.

I think quite a lot of mine have gone. I keep walking into rooms to look for them and thinking "Now what did I come in here for?"

Very handsome fast top for me. Never keen on those pillars narrowing from top to bottom. Aesthetically it somehow makes the attachment of the roof to ...

I don't really think it's fair to say that negativity "permeates this forum far too much". There are endless enthusiastic, glowing, adoring reviews of...

Yes, the roof is definitely too tall and squared off at the rear . . . and those missing hash marks on the chrome strip below the doors as well. Deari...

@georgeschire Australia (and most other countries) couldn't afford dramatic annual styling changes like the US did, so they didn't follow American m...

Really, Mike, whatever your own opinion of this model, I think all this stuff about "unknown computer screens" and "unknown internet sources" and "unc...

Well, yes. I was careful to say I found the scoop disappointing compared to the rest of the model. Plenty of finely crafted exterior and interior deta...

Tht's a Minimarque, right? I've look at other pics of it which suggest that it has the more subtly curved shape I suggested the Brooklin needs, but sp...

Difficult one. I've always tended to dislike the '59 for looking too much like a boxy Japanese tinplate toy. But I have to admit the '61 looks a littl...