@lloyd-mecca Wrong. My 2014 is 7E

I surprised myself. I thought I'd be voting for the Bird, but that Studebaker is stunning!

Greg, that Studebaker is 1/18 scale manufactured by Acme and sold thru the Danbury Mint. The quality is not up to DM standards.

@gdh that could also be the molding separating the vinyl from the body on the door sail panel.

@gdh I believe the rear door would open just in front of the carriage roof molding similar to the 4-door Thunderbirds giving amply room to enter the r...

Cadillac for me. I like the new roofline which would be used on the ‘58 Chevrolets and Pontiacs. I’m sure this elevated both brands in the public’s p...

‘65. What John K said. Removing those exposed headlights from the grill changed the whole demeanor of the car. Ditto for the rear. If I had purchased...

Going with the 442, that curvaceous body is quite sexy. And John, you couldn’t have found two more similar pictures, beautiful three quarter views o...

I had the same experience with my 1998 Ford F150!  

Thanks guys. This 2nd generation Valiant was much more mainstream than the 1st gen and sold quite well, also spawning the Barracuda in 1964. I made ...

Live the Cord and the ‘61 Cadillac convertible. Nice selection of cars!

although I like the Camaro, the Mustang does it for me.