Posted By:	Dick Browne
Posted On:	Tuesday February 28, 2012 at 10:17 AM
Message: I have always considered the 20 Grand the most beautiful car ever built in America. I have approached several manufacturers, including Andy, about building this car to no avail. I have approached Mr. Nethercutt and his curator, Skip Marketti, to allow measurements and photographs to be taken in the museum and received their OK. I do not care for models done from pictures, details are lost or done wrong. I believe that Automodello or MiniMarque could do it justice.

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1/43 Duesenberg 20 Grand Pics & Hint by Wayne E. Moyer #13662

Weren't those Rio parts Wayne? Solido made a "J" with no external exhaust by Harvey Goranson #13662.1

I think by Wayne E. Moyer #13662.1.1

I am with Harv. The base, wheels, grille and front cowl area are definitely Rio. (EOM) by Chris Sweetman #13662.1.1.1

No PE, but otherwise, yes. (EOM) by Patty Henderson #13662.2

Given current techniques by Wayne E. Moyer #13662.2.1

Hear that, IXO?? Time to step up to the plate with this Deusey. (EOM) by Mark Lampariello #13662.2.1.1

While I would agree that an offering from IXO or the like would be welcome... by John Kuvakas #13662.2.1.1.1

Step up to what plate Mark? IXO already ....... by Chris Sweetman #13662.2.1.1.2

And they already have some of the basic parts (grille, etc.).... by Harvey Goranson #13662.2.1.1.2.1

and I think the crafts people in China haven't got used to the technique .... by Chris Sweetman #13662.2.1.2

Patty, can you go one week without mentioning PE? by Dick Browne #13662.2.2

Excellent proposal. I'll get it even if it has photo-etch! (EOM) by John Kuvakas #13662.3

I agree with John. Good idea! (EOM) by David Holcombe #13662.3.1

I have always considered the 20 Grand the most beautiful car ever built in America. by Dick Browne #13662.4

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