Posted By:	David Holcombe
Posted On:	Wednesday November 4, 2009 at 1:48 PM
Message: I tend to agree, Harvey. A good example is the Divco milk truck, now appearing in limited editions. Brooklin's line of late '30's Buicks is another; there just isn't anything else on the market to compete. I think a line of station wagons might also bring interest, such as BRK's Nomad and Road Champ's '55 Pontiac Safari. The BRK and Goldvard Packard wagons seem to create interest whenever they appear. I also appreciate those artists such as John Roberts, Jerry Rettig, and others who give us variations that probably would not be popular enough for major production. Perhaps those who at one time supported kit manufacturers have turned to these builders.

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Model Car Directory by Peter Foss #8420

I hate to say it but not enough people care by Stuart Schaller #8420.1

Hmm....so just who is continuing to buy diecasts? by Harvey Goranson #8420.1.1

I tend to agree, Harvey. A good example is the Divco milk truck, by David Holcombe #8420.1.1.1

Well Harv, when I go to a toy fair I still see people of all ages ... by Chris Sweetman #8420.1.1.2

Who ist the youngest here on the forum? by Christoph Baum #8420.1.2

Christoph I think you sum up the situation very well (EOM) by Stuart Schaller #8420.1.2.1

Interesting that 95% of the German collectors have grey hair... by John Roberts #8420.1.2.2

From the very first post I read of yours, I thought you were the youngest here! (EOM) by Karl Schnelle #8420.1.2.3

Wonder who is youngest? I am 43. (EOM) by David Crowe #8420.1.2.4

Not sure if this was already shown or if it's what you are by Crittenden Rumford #8420.2

Vast Hobby by Peter Foss #8420.2.1

They haven't even begun to get started it looks like by Crittenden Rumford #8420.2.1.1

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