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This is the car that sold at Barrett-Jackson auto auction for over $2 million dollars. So I thought it was worthy of making it in small scale. What do you think?

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Very nice work! A model you definitely won't see every day!

Does anyone else agree that an "Oldsmobile" based on a Corvette is a little... weird? "This isn't your father's Oldsmobile"... :D

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Amazing Job Customsrus! One of My Fav Showcars from the 50's B)

Very nice work! A model you definitely won't see every day!

Does anyone else agree that an "Oldsmobile" based on a Corvette is a little... weird? "This isn't your father's Oldsmobile"... :P

You know I have always prefered the B.O.P. Roadster/Hardtop Vette-based Concepts of the '50's(Olds at the Top for me, Followed by Buick, Then Pontiac), and I think it would have made GM quite a bit of money, had they allowed one if not all of their marks have a lightweight Roadster like they had planned....

Honestly the B.O.P. Cars offered alot more Styling to the Roadster(I prefer the 50's-60's Vette's, even though I could never fit in a Factory one comfortably).....

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Never saw one of these rascals except in pics. It's nice to see a 3D version. I gotta admit, other than the rear bumper, I sure like the OVERALL look of it. Too bad GM din't have the foresight(as usual)to allow the other Div's. to try their hand at it.

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I just noticed how the trunk lid is cut out around the gas cap... pretty cool.

Now add the turn signals! :lol:

If you don't have anything appropriate in your parts box you can get little clear "lenses" like that in the jewelry supplies aisle at Hobby lobby.

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Very impressive replica. Chevrolet was struggling with the Corvette sales back in those days, so to expect a competitor from a sister GM brand would have been unrealistic....but it is always nice to think about what could have been. Nice job, very faithfully to the original.

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