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I ordered this one from DM and it arrived with a broken rear bumper - it looked like somebody else's returned item. I sent it back and didn't get anot...
That'll look nice parked next to Goldvarg's '68 Electra! I don't think I'll be buying it, though, because I already have this one by Western Models:...
Despite my love for anything and everything Chrysler, the "Step-down" Hudson was an absolutely brilliant design and deserves my vote today!
I was going to comment but you took the words right out of my mouth... Well said Michael, and gorgeous model John!
I'm not a "nit-picker" but I find this interesting...while Richard's pictured model clearly and correctly shows "BUICK EIGHT" on the chrome grille hea...
It looks great in that exclusive color! Here it is in "standard" green:
The space-age styling of the Dodge wins for me.
Easy win for the Mopar today.
Glad you were able to make it display-worthy again! Hope this inspires you to begin your Brooklin collection.
I like them both but the Chrysler's more imposing size gives it a greater "presence" so it gets my vote today.
They look quite similar from the side, however the rear view of the Mercury is much more appealing to me:
I agree. Mercury's stylists did quite a remarkable job turning that '59 body into the much more beautiful '60!
Another Mercury Park Lane - this '59 from NEO: And another '60s Mercury from Goldvarg - a '61 Monterey:
Pontiac from every angle!
LOL my bad!