The world's longest Cadillac, the American Dream.

[polybius]

Amazing model and incredible build!  Wow!!

[Jeffcad]

1 hour ago, Dave Van said:

Just some 'how'd you do that'!!

Hey Dave, here are some of the steps...

[Dave Van]

thanks!!!! i LIKE THE ODD....That is toward the top of the pile!!! 

[Maindrian Pace]

That is just incredible, and the body work is just so clean, perhaps crisper than the 1:1 version. Truly monumental.

[Peter Lombardo]

Insane ............. period!

[David G.]

Expert level kit-bashing and fabricating skills!

An amazing replica of a delightfully ostentatious vehicle.

I'm curious, have you contacted the owners to share it with them?

David G.

[Dentz]

You win Models! lol. Too cool. Saw the actual car in person once.

 

Give this one a go. It's in my city

[happy grumpy]

That made me smile, A testament to imagination and creativity. I like it.

[Jeffcad]

13 hours ago, David G. said:

Expert level kit-bashing and fabricating skills!

An amazing replica of a delightfully ostentatious vehicle.

I'm curious, have you contacted the owners to share it with them?

David G.

Hi David!,

Thanks for your kind words!. I didn't thought about about contacting them. Jay Ohrberg, the creator in the 80s, and the actual owner Michael Dezer could find her interesting

[Dan Hay]

Incredible!

[NYLIBUD]

Absolutely incredible job.It looks so real.??

[slusher]

Neat and unique Cadillac!

[David G.]

I don't imagine they move it often but I still wonder how it's transported.

David G.

[Howard Cohen]

In 1990 or 91, Jay brought that car to Speedorama Custom Car Show in Toronto. My friend was the show manager and 'conned'   me into helping put a coat of wax on the car, a result of my selling Meguiar's Wax at the time. The car was unloaded from a flatbed truck and moved with a fork lift, driving such a long vehicle around corners was not possible. Your model brought back some fun memories as they filled the pool with water and had some ladies model in it  

[Ace-Garageguy]

Wow. Takes the concept of "wretched excess" to a whole new level, but in a good way.   

Great job on that crazy thing.    

Edited July 30, 2022 by Ace-Garageguy
not long enough response

[Jeffcad]

10 hours ago, Howard Cohen said:

In 1990 or 91, Jay brought that car to Speedorama Custom Car Show in Toronto. My friend was the show manager and 'conned'   me into helping put a coat of wax on the car, a result of my selling Meguiar's Wax at the time. The car was unloaded from a flatbed truck and moved with a fork lift, driving such a long vehicle around corners was not possible. Your model brought back some fun memories as they filled the pool with water and had some ladies model in it  

Hi Howard. Thank you so much for sharing that incredible story !. By chance, did you have any photo of the car from that show that you'd like to share with me?. There were not so many pictures of her from that period of time. I was a teen back then and knew only the pics from the Guinness book of records. You may find funny the fact that I have also put some coats of Meguiar's wax on my model !.

[TimKustom]

Very awesome build of an iconic car. I loved seeing it the Guinness Book of World records and was fascinated with it's demise. Even more amazing that it has been "restored".

Your model is incredible and seems it would be a centerpiece for your Cadillac collection.

[gautreau]

WOOOOOOOOOWW! That is an incredible looking build! Amazing job!

[Jonathan]

Wow!

There's Land Yacht and then there is this!  Killer work!  I had a 1984 Fleetwood once (was my Granddad's).  I thought it was long.  We used to joke that once you were out of the drive, you were half way to your destination.  I love what you've done here.  

[Lunajammer]

Stunning! ? Thanks especially for sharing the build photos.

[Howard Cohen]

Bonjour Jean-Philippe - sorry, no pictures at the moment. 

FYI...you can use any Meguiar's NON-SILICONE product on your model cars. I have used them for many years. 

[Tommy124]

Great idea, stunning skills on display, FANTASTIC model!