Posted By:	Paul Patterson
Posted On:	Thursday May 3, 2012 at 12:51 PM
Message: Plymouth Hello Mike, I understand that the plating adds to the thickness and can,t be helped. Angle of picture shows too much I am sure it will be a good seller being that it was the start of the "Foward Look". Regards, Paul

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A triumvirate of new models from Bath England by Mike Coupe #14005

Three gorgeous cars and models. Very nice ! (EOM) by Mike DeTorrice #14005.1

I have the Pontiac, a great start on that series. (EOM) by Dick Browne #14005.1.1

Bad head Lights on the 1937 Pontiac. The right side is lower than the left side. by Peter Foss #14005.2

My Pontiac is fine. (EOM) by Dick Browne #14005.2.1

Hmm..perhaps emergent quality control issues? Sure hope Neo isn't lowering the bar overall! (EOM) by Thomas Kinney #14005.2.1.1

Perhaps it got bent in handling, here we go again with imagined QC problems. by Dick Browne #14005.2.1.1.1

I'm sure that the headlights were probably bent by the by Rick Thompson #14005.2.1.1.1.1

Bad head light alignment by Mike Hoyland #14005.2.2

I'va had a look at the model Peter and by Mike Coupe #14005.2.3

Plymouth by Paul Patterson #14005.3

Thomas I don't understand what NEO has to do with Brooklin by Bob Jackman #14005.3.1

He's just being a smarty pants.... (EOM) by Patty Henderson #14005.3.1.1

I too thought that the strip was bit on the thick side Paul, by Mike Coupe #14005.3.2

Plymouth by Paul Patterson #14005.3.2.1

I agree about the "heavy" side trim by Joe Hohmann #14005.3.3

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