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Although I thought the '70 Plymouth was mid-size Mopar perfection, I still prefer the '71 Plymouth to the Ford.
The '49 Buick is one of the all-time styling greats, to my eyes. The '49 Packard was nicknamed the "Pregnant Elephant" and the name just fits!
Beautiful, John! I'd love to see the Bronze one, that's my favorite of the colors for this model.
Even though Dodge is my least favorite of the '57 ChryCo lineup, it's still far ahead of the Ford for me.
Is it just me or does that Mercury look very "off" somehow? (Certainly not your photos, John!) As a 1:1 it would be a tough choice but as far as t...
DeSoto - in styling and every other way!
'58 for me. That Impala body style looks much more Upscale than one of the "low-priced three" to my eye.
Easy win for Dodge.
Should be pretty simple for GLM to create a '56 New Yorker out of their existing '56 Windsor:
Oh that is STUNNING, John! Cadillac has also announced a second-generation, ICE-powered CT5 sedan for the 2029 model year.
The Plymouth styling team deserved a Bonus for finding a way to improve upon the already beautiful '68/'69 for 1970!
Here's my contribution to the thread:
For size and interior space + appointments, the Buick is much more my kinda car than the other two. Of the other two, absolutely the 'Cuda.
@jcarnutz I have this one (a '74) in 1/43. It's also available in several other colors.