Such a good-looking car, 1:1 and 1:43, that never quite really caught on in the U.S. Now that I see this, I'm going to see if I can pick up a red on...

Easily the Plymouth, then Chevy, Ford last.

That looks fantastic!

I'm a big fan of the "Step-down" Hudsons, even in convertible form with that awkward windshield header.

Love the "coffin-nose" design of this Cord!

@ed-glorius That is a stunning shade of blue on the '57! I'd never seen that model before. I'll have to be on the lookout for a reasonably priced one.

I have other burgundy/maroon color cars in my collection but this one, with all the metalflake, really "pops"!

The muscular looking Challenger gets my vote.

Well I just increased my Corvette collection by another 50%, from 2 to 3, with this little gem, again from Brooklin: And here are my 3 Corvettes d...

As is my 2020 Dodge Charger. I voted for the Riviera today, it's a little "crisper" looking than the Toronado to me.

You're right, John, I had forgotten that! The leftover '48 body style was called the 1949 First Series. My apologies to Brush as well.

@brush That Chrysler is not a '49. Pretty sure it's a '48, completely different body style.

Easily the Cadillac, then Lincoln, Chrysler, Packard.

My thoughts exactly.