The old MPC 1928 Lincoln is nice and well detailed. The recent AMT/RC2/Ertl release is pretty shop worn with flash and all, but a little care with cleaning up the pieces will still turn into a nice model. The engine is chrome, but that is easily removed to be painted in stock colors. The AMT (former MPC) 32 Chrysler is nice too, as this was from the same era as the Lincoln. If you can find the 32 Chevy kit from AMT (former MPC), that's nice too. Revell's recent 1940 Ford is very nice. The JoHan classic cars were state of the art back when they were first made, and can hold their own today. AMT's 1941 Plymouth is a nice car too. Heller has some European Classics, like the Bentley Blower, a Renault Vivistella PG7, a 1950 Talbot-Lago Record (I know, 50s cars, but still nice), Delage D.8, Talbot-Lago Grand Prix racer. Monogram has a nice Cord.