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Great pics as usual Rich. One thing that bothered me about this model was the taillights. The reverse lights should be inboard near the license plat...
I've got this Pontiac, but it's the early issue with the internal door hinges. Front fender and door gap is pretty big, and the doors don't ...
The elegant Imperial gets my vote. The Lincoln wouldn't be a contender for another year.
The ‘66 and ‘67 Rivieras are favorites of mine. Going with Buick today.
Nice to see you posting again George! I remember my dad taking me to the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show and we’d always stop at the local drug store a...
This is the color combo that WCPD should have used. Beautiful job!
Love the Mod Tops!
I voted for the '57. It amazes me how a grill and bumper change gave the car a whole new look. Of course, the rear had to change to reflect the styl...
The '48 is a tired pre-war design while the '49 is fresh and reflects post-war optimism. Vote: 1949
My models are in curio cabinets or multicar plastic display cases hung on the wall. I was checking out my DM '57 Bird and the trunk lock is missing. I...
Yes, buy it! These are pretty reasonable on eBay. I have a total of fourteen DM '55 Oldsmobile hardtops and convertibles. Very well made considering...
Looks great to me too. Nice job!
The SS427 gets my vote. Not wild about the vinyl top, but love the Marina Blue.
Thanks John, I never heard of this car. The front end looks similar to GM’s original 1951 LeSabre. Funny how they both debuted at the same time. ...