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The aftermarket custom wheels look like a possibility for someone who's kept a survivor wagon and uses it for a weekend driver. I'm still on shock we even have a colonnade wagon in 1/64 let alone done this well. This is from their Estate Wagons series release #4.
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The aftermarket custom wheels look like a possibility for someone who's kept a survivor wagon and uses it for a weekend driver. I'm still on shock we even have a colonnade wagon in 1/64 let alone done this well. This is from their Estate Wagons series release #4. -
The Pontiac is an excellent casting and one, I too, never expected to see in 1/64th scale. The Estate Wagon series from GL is awesome - I hope they will continue to offer new castings including more wagons from the '50's and 60's.
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Great photos of a great new model. When I saw the wheel/tire combo I thought of a teenager in the late '80s who had been handed down Mom's old ride, only to put a set of used Cragars on to try to make it seem cooler. That certainly was a thing that happened around the time I got my license.Originally posted by craftymore View Post
I'm very much looking forward to the next appearance of this great new casting in Estate Wagons 6 due out later this month or early next. This one mirrors the color scheme of the Colannade-body Olds Vista Cruiser that was one of our family cars back in the day. It also has more appropriate stock hubcaps and white stripe tires. Can't wait!
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I sure like these wagons from GL. Love the colors.Scotty "Mustang (+Matchbox) Mad Man!"
RIP.....Pop.....David Blase Garascia 9-17-35 12-3-20.Comment
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Me too. Where was this when I was a kid?Originally posted by craftymore View Post
Anyway, I found a red one called 1976 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS SAFARI:
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the wagon says "i work at the cracker factory" but the wheels say "i like to party!"Comment
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I have all of the ones pictured here and I can not decide on a fav. I really like them all!!!Comment
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