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  On 10/10/2010 at 12:00 AM, Junkman said:

The Franklin Mint makes (made?) a rather good looking one.

Yeah, but I bet it cost half of what a real car cost too ... lol.

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Quite some time back I saw a die cast Pink 55 or 56 Cadillac 4 door sedan. I think it was supposed to have something to do with Elvis Presley. That's the closest halfway decent model/toy that i've seen. I'm not sure whether it was a Fleetwood or standard DeVille.

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Franklin Mint '55 Cadillac "Elvis" Unless something turns up in resin, this may be the only game in town

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The mint car looks nice as always,but I'm pretty sure the Elvis car was a convertible. I know the replica in the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville is a convertible. The real one is supposed to be on display at Graceland. I read somewhere that a restoration company was allowed to document it to make a replica of it so they could send it out on tours too.

The mint car looks nice as always,but I'm pretty sure the Elvis car was a convertible. I know the replica in the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville is a convertible. The real one is supposed to be on display at Graceland. I read somewhere that a restoration company was allowed to document it to make a replica of it so they could send it out on tours too.

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  On 10/10/2010 at 12:25 PM, Jon Cole said:

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This car looks very 'right' in proportion and stance. Just hate clunky hinges and 2-D interiors and engines.

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