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Fine images of a really beautifully automobile and a fine replica of it !
My Dad and our family had a new 1955 Chevrolet and later a current 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air. I have also thought the 1961 full-size Chevrolet was a beau...
Since the "perfect" diecast model hasn't been built yet, a collector could either not obtain or criticize every model ever built. Also, damning with "...
They are simply images posted to show how nice a diecast model appears to me. However, some people will draw absolute final negative claims based on s...
I could not really care less about judgements with headlights. Gee, they don't turn on or have high and lower beams .... they must be terribly wrong. ...
It is certainly quite interesting ! One rarely completely knows what designs and ideas were perhaps being tossed about in various automobile studios.
The dark headlights don't particularly bother me. Since the "perfect" diecast model hasn't been built yet and will never be built, waiting for it will...
I like them all, although I only have diecasts of the Ford and Chevy. When I was little, I recall I had a 1-25 scale model of the Plymouth Fury.
I like the Monte Carlo so I couldn't care less about someone complaining. Since the "perfect" diecast model hasn't been built yet, apparently no one s...
They look like terrific models to accompany replicas in a scene, either in a diorama-type static display or for photography.
Very nice ! What beautiful replica automobiles and in great colors.
They all are quite nice for their times, although in 1969 I think you could get an SS396 version. You can't beat a powerful V-8, especially if it is a...
That is a superb collection of YM Aherns-Fox firetrucks, Gene ! I have a prized small collection of the wonderful Yat Ming firetrucks in 1/43 (and one...