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@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.
@l-m-delage Are they going for that or is it just speculation? The highest completed auction figure I see is $57, with a bunch in the $20-35 range.
@100ford2003 The ones missing are: The Blues Brothers Bullitt (bad guys chase car) The Big Lebowski (who can forget The Dude?) Kill Bill (the ...
Remember there are two Black Beauties - the old TV version (Corgi) and the more recent silly movie version (Vitesse). I count 26 TV and movie cars in ...
And here is a real NART car, the 1965 Le Mans winner. Recently sold by the Indy 500 museum.
@ed-davis North American Racing Team. Started by Luigi Chinetti, and ran from 1958 to 1982. Here's the Wiki page, and a few of mine. They're easy to s...
I have all of those as well David, except I replaced my '55 winner with the beautiful AUTOart. There is one C-Type left out however, QLM034, the...
Arnolts. And Cunninghams. And any NART cars. Any 1981 Le Mans cars I don't yet have. There are probably others.
A couple of '34s from Design Studio. The yellow coupe has the most flawless paint I have ever seen on a white metal model.