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The second heaviest car in 2009 after DD! An article from Internet: Taildragger” is an early custom car, smooth and kind of sinister, shown motoring on a dusty road, nose up and tail down. Customs were a uniquely American art form. From about 1940 to the late 50’s, talented metal workers changed production automobiles to sleek visions. Everything was smoothed down. The top was chopped, some in the front and usually more in the rear. Door handles, name plates, all kinds of chrome trim were removed and the holes filled. All body seems were filled and smoothed, rear fenders skirted, and the whole car lowered. The result was the custom - sleek, smooth, solid, kind of sinister. With the nose up and tail down, they gave a kind of a fast motorboat effect. “TailDragger” is an investment cast bronze sculpture of an early custom - a 1940 Ford Coupe with a chopped top, skirted rear fenders, and a LaSalle Grille, shown motoring on a dusty road. “TailDragger” was created as the participants award for the Custom class at the 2005 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
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Last night I compared the model car with the real one in a car magazine. Wah! it is really accurately made. Even the tiny keyholes on the doors were there at the right place. Thanks to Majorette for such a great product. I love it! There is a pearl white version but I think the dark blue one is nicer.
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If u really on to the DD...jus like me... u should not care bout the tempo r nice or not!! And i personally think that this year's DD r nice..green or yellow! For me...when i started collecting this casting....i also try looking for the back year's DD!! LIke Larry Garage and other series DD! U collect a lot of DD? Glad if u can share the pic with us!! Thanks! I was lucky to own 2 pieces of Treasure Hunt DD and that's all.
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The new cards are more expensive to produce, so with the new cards HW has incur higher production cost and therefore, HW has to increase the price to shift the cost to the consumers. This is what business all about. HW thought that with the better looking cards, their cars could sell better. I do not think it is going to work that way bec. people are buying the cars not the beautiful cards.
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