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Well Dick...As My Dear Grandfather Always Used To Say "Even the man of the house deserves a warm side of the side-walk somedays!" So...CHEERS to your ...
Nicely Done...Paul. I Have Collected ALL Of The RextoyCaddies aswell as the Packards. It took a few years to assemble them altogether, but I got it do...
Actually David...Not That Unusal To Not See Those Elegant WWsGrowing up in the funeral business and a director for now some 26-years, I've had the opp...
Lee...It Would Appear That There Will Be Several Great additions over the rest of 2010. I was amazed to see the '66 Caddy-Limo aswell as the '73 Ford-...
David...I, Like You Have To Wonder Why Such The Allure of the (ELE) pieces?? Now, with saying this, I do have approx. (6) professional vehicles in my ...
Christoph...Great Comparisons On The Different Manufacturers and how the measure-up to scale. Nice PICS aswell...as always!!Jeff
David...There Are Several Current 1:43rds. That BRK could produce professional vehicles from aswell...such as a certain Chrysler-Saratoga Ambulance (r...
Mike. I'd Love To, But I'm NOT Photography Minded enough to take on such a task. Even if I did, in comparison to your work, I would be quite embarrass...
David...I Certainly Agree That There Would Be A Market for the professional vehicles. I would add that Alan Novak (MOC), previous owner, simply covere...
Dillon...As Christoph Pointed Out In An Above Post...the Am. Ex. (NEO) version is incrediably designed and detailed, not to mention more accurate (I b...
Deepest & Sincere Condolences...Tom!!!
Dillon...Just When I Think I Have A Vast 1:43rd. CollectionI see your endless PICS and I realize just how far I have to go to even be in the same cate...