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Fascinating. I wonder why they didn't put it into production?
Great images, Richard. Both models are very well done.
Most populated areas are a bit too crowded anyway. We can all use a little more space .
I'd give my eye teeth for either one. But my vote goes to the cleaner, better-proportioned 55.
@100ford2003, no. But I'll give it a listen. Thanks,
Excellent! Detailing at this level shows that Brooklin could produce truly fine masters, even in their early days.
Yes! That's a huge letdown. I usually mention negative feedback when I get into these situations. Sometimes it can be effective. I'm sure eBay will ma...
OUCH! This is a tough one for me. I love the Ford, but I'm voting for the Chevy. They're close enough that the Chevy's color swayed my vote.
Who knew cats could play and sing!!!
I'm with Tony on this one. Combine that radical fulie V8 with the beginning of a long-running dynasty and that gets my vote.
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I agree! That absolutely hideous black top boot throws everything off. Otherwise, it would be a stunner!
I've always liked the first-gen Monte Carlo. It was classy, but not really distinctive. The '73 A- Body GM cars were game changers. The personal luxur...