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1905 Buick Model C Touring
Topic Started: Aug 4 2014, 05:20 PM (319 Views)
Phil A. Pino
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This is an Arko 1/32 scale model of a 1905 Buick Model C Touring car that I recently found at a discount store. It was badly damaged and I thought the yellow wheels and other yellow plastic parts made it look so toy-like that I was having doubts about getting it at all. But when the clerk said it was only a dollar... The repairs are far from perfect, but the image turned out fine. This one makes me smile!

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Brass era cars really are an acquired taste, one that only the discerning ever seem to develop. I'm not there all the way yet, but I'm trying really hard. Being a Buick, I like this one a lot! Too bad it's too big for my usual size range...
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