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Last seen: Oct 19, 2026
Lots to see in this issue. Those Teknos were a steal - wonder if Karl has them? The airport support vehicles article was very good. I have the Match...
@david-green I always thought Mercury's quality and robustness were a bit below Corgi and Dinky. Still, I have a few and like them. I don't have the 1...
I received two from Italy recently. The tariff cost was apparently built into the shipping cost, so things went relatively smoothly. But of course, no...
@parisi50 I was thinking the same thing.
I have a '36 roadster for sale on ebay now (ex-Ray Paszkiewicz collection).
@karl I recognize that Duetto Giulia Spyder in the background.
Thanks for the post Curtis. In 2021 I saw a bunch of pre-WW1 cars at speed in Chattanooga. Marques included E-M-F, Lozier, Packard, Nyberg, National, ...
@l-m-delage Check the box for completed items and see what the actual sales are.
I will have to get a Bentley. But the Voisin looks like just a recolor of the C28 Matrix issued in 2018.
Small correction - the '41 is a GLM, not Stamp. Same general company but the number is GLM107802.
@jcarnutz Franklin Mint.
Fred still has his website: fredlewismodelcars.com
Sure wish Fred Lewis was still upgrading Brooklins.
My only other 1930 Cadillac V16 roadster is this one. It was cheap on ebay, though not quite to the Matrix standard of detail.