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The Riviera has much, much better proportions.
@domi7777 And what a great job on that interior, painting around all those details! Just opening up the windows would have been tricky enough. What...
A great find, with a story behind it.
I go for the Ford with a cleaner look and "jet-age" tail lights.
I happened to check on The Bray -- and "marzuera_0" had the Wildcat, so I nabbed it!! Thats for reminding me. And remember, "Never Too Many Buicks"...
And now I need to search for that silver Wildcat 2 door.
The 61 Buick and Olds were Meh, as opposed to GM's other 3 divisions' offerings. I thought those had looks that were clean and classy. And yes, less...
The model and its plastic case is pretty much mint----but I just damaged the box fitting it in there! How gauche.
Yes I have one, with its original packaging ----- if I can find where I put it. Mr Moderator [John Kuvakas] how do we procede? Mark L
Peace be unto them, amen
I also love the Imperial 2 door body styles. I'm holding out for a '62 with those gorgeous "floating" headlamps and tamed fins. GLM has modelled sev...
Pontiac! Pete R summed it up: sexy and curvaceuous.
Imperial--Clean, sleek, gorgeous. We need this in 1/43. Lincoln -- still classy, but somehow the look become bland following the 1964 're-freshening...
Both have the clean uncluttered look of the early 60s but the rear view of the '63 Ford captures the "Jet-Age".