Here's another early casting by Brooklin. Even though it's an older Brooklin casting, I still like the 1940 Ford sedan delivery.

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC02379.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC02382.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i34/STUTZ64/DSC02383.jpg

nice machine stutz
kind of neat .the way the gas filler sticks out
and the one tailight .
funny how a lot of the early cars had only one tailight
guess it was a option just like a heater l.o.l.

Yet another nice 1/43rd, Stutz.

I don't like it when people customize '39/'40 sedan deliveries ~
I've never seen one I liked better than a stock black one with wide-whites!!!

nice machine stutz
kind of neat .the way the gas filler sticks out
and the one tailight .
funny how a lot of the early cars had only one tailight
guess it was a option just like a heater l.o.l.

I never examined this model bear. I had to go and inspect it to see if I lost the other tail light. Well there isn't a hole for another tail light, so I guess the model was made like this.

Now, my question..........Did 1:1 Ford panel delivery vehicles only have one tail light, or did Brooklin miss on the detail? :confused:

I agree black is nice on a Ford '39/'40 sedan delivery Lummox.

nope a lot of the early cars just had one tailight

nope a lot of the early cars just had one tailight

Thanks for the info bear. I was wondering why a 1940 Ford 2 door coupe had two.

thats beautiful, in perfect condition aswell. nice one

Thanks Davey, and welcome to the 1/43 scale forum! :wave: