You are not alone George. I find the smooth, less edgy lines of the '68 a vast improvement in the body, and the front end far more attractive and les...

Rich, Please forgive my nit picking. This glorious Cadillac is a Fleetwood Series 60. Sedan. Series 75 was the limousine. The model was made by Frank...

@michaeldetorrice Mike, Franklin Mint made one in their "Cars of the 60's series. Large gaps in opening parts, however not a bad model.

Mint Models has announced today a "Dealer" special edition Stamp model of a '59 Cadillac Coupe de Ville all red with red/white interior. (only $149.0...

Looks like the mother of 'Excaliber"

For Bob Jackman: Bob, I believe that the coral painted rims on the Lincoln are correct. In '56 and subsequently, it was FoMoCo practice to paint whee...

After the '57 Chrysler 300-C I feel the '57 DeSoto styling was the most successful example of the 1957 "Forward Look"

@bob-jackman Bob, Neo made a quite nice version of the '58 Mark III in both a two door hardtop, (silver blue) and a top down convertible, (Black).

@jcarnutz John, GLM makes a 1958 Imperial convertible (in black). Basically same car as the '57 with revised front grille.

Why do Rich's photos ALWAYS look better than holding the actual model in my hand???

@John K. "Spark"made a model of the '66 Toronado in blue, a nicely detailed model.

I met Bob when he started 'Dominion' his company back in mid 1980. As noted Bob was a true 'Virginia gentleman', Being a Boston 'Brahmin" we sparred o...

Rich, Not sure about the timeline of the "Twin H" option, however this FM body is a '51. Subtle differences between '51 and '52 styling ,include r...

Agree this is a beautifully detailed model. One rather obvious inaccuracy is the termination of the tail fin end. The actual chrome end cap is a sharp...

Sorry that should be to Chris, not Gavin