Ertl did a great job on this Impala. Door gaps look good, excellent proportions and I especially like the Impala script and flags on the rear side pan...

Very nice Duesenberg. I believe that it was also offered in kit form.

@ed-davis. Please post some pictures and give us your thoughts when you receive it.

Ed:I agree totally with all of your comments. Very well said. Your cut-off of $20. for these brands is spot on.I have a couple of each of the brands t...

A couple of more Packards:

@jack-dodds. I can relate to your reference to Matchbox Toys. In the late '50s and early '60s I had an extensive collection of Matchbox cars also. Alt...

@d-crowe. Thanks for your advise on the Ertl '64 Impala. Absolutely, the Goldvarg '64 that is due next year would be a far better choice.The problem i...

@john-quilter. Very nice conversions on the '64 Impalas John. I am especially interested in the convertible. How did you find removing the roof? Easy,...

@chris. Yes, the '63 Impala does sit high. The model is from the James Bond collection and all of them are like that. The way that the under carriage ...

Here's a picture of the finished product as well as a picture of all my Impalas. These models are 1/43 scale and all white metal with the exception of...

Great list John. My top favourites from your list are the '65 Plymouth Fury, '65 Dodge Monaco and the '65/66 Ford Galaxies. I would also like to see a...

Thanks John. After I posted this I realized that the new form would have been a better place to post this. I'll try to keep this in mind for future po...

@ed-davis. Not sure who manufactured these. I picked it up from "the Bay". One listing says Fabbri, one says Eaglemoss and one says Universal Hobbies.

@ed-davis. Ed. The Rolls Royce is made by a company called DCM.They are a Chinese company and available on " the bay".

I received the gold one. Exceptional model. I now have 5 country squires and colony parks. The Matrix is now my favourite. Can't wait for Goldvarg's 1...