I BEG TO DIFFER. Brooklin does BRK63 which is a 1956 Fury. BRK63 must wheigh at least a pound and is only five inches long. I keep one on my monitor. I looks just like the one out the window. Richard At 3:39 PM +1200 8/9/98, glenn barratt wrote: >Mike Sealey wrote: > >> glenn barratt <FURY@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> >And the clerk at Franklin Mint said that there IS a 1/25 scale 57 Fury >>coming > out in September of this year! > >> I'll probably be first in line locally... >> >> >What are those other ones that you refer to. Brooklins? Do they or >> >anybody else do the 57 or 58 Fury? >> >> Brooklin is an English company which does a number of interesting >> American cars. No Furies, but nice renditions of the '55 Chrysler >> C-300, '59 300-E, '60 Polara, and others 'tho I can't think of other >> MoPars as we speak. There is another company whose name I can't recall >>which > does nice '56 DeSotos including an Adventurer and a Pacesetter convertible... >> >> There was a 1/25 promo, friction or both of the '58 Fury, put out by a >> company called Jo-Han Models. This was a rarity even when new; I'm told > Jo-Han made a large multicolored number of '58 Belvederes, and then modified > the tool for the Fury. I haven't seen one in years, and originals were made > with a grade of plastic that proved prone to serious warpage, so a nice >one is > even rarer... ...both versions were produced without interiors, but the >dealer > promos had working torsion bars... I'm not on l-forwardlook at this account, > but if you think others there would be interested pass it on. >> >> Mike Sealey >> They're NOT Fins, they're STABILIZERS... >> >> ______________________________________________________ >> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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