A little beauty I've kept hidden in the garage...

[Tony Karsnia]

Not many people knew I still owned one of these :D

[Charles E Snyder, II]

Ohhh... very nice!

So, for my inexperienced eyes, what exactly is it? Was it a dealer model? A promotional model? It almost looks like a trophy or award that would be given out. I'm asking because I have never seen it or one like it.

Regardless of it's origin, it is like I said above... Very Nice!

[Dan Herrick]

Charles may like it, Tony, but for some strange reason I want it.:D You should know that it looks like, well like my 1978, shouldn't it have gone with that car!:rolleyes:

[John ED Renstrom]

your just lucky he did not keep the hub caps to.:D

[Chuck Kramer]

Read The Professional Car. Number 59, First Quarter 1991. For the "REAL" thing, search The Northland Chapter Archives for 1978 Miller-Meteor. It is now owned by Dan Herrick of Chatham, New York.

[Brady D Smith]

.........that the owner of such a car would bring it to the PCS Mid-Michigan Chapter Micro-Meet so it could take home a ribbon!!!!!! Especially since there is a direct flight from MPS to FNT.

[Tony Karsnia]

Brady,

I wanted to bring little Piqua Princess to Flint, but the weather worried me. You get a little snow covering the roof of this baby and she's lost in the drifts.:eek:

Dan,

You don't want this car! Heck, the beacon doesn't match, the hubcaps are wrong, and the roof is vinyl! Having a car like mine seen with a car like yours could jeopardize that senior award status. :p

[Dan Herrick]

Dan,

You don't want this car! Heck, the beacon doesn't match, the hubcaps are wrong, and the roof is vinyl! Having a car like mine seen with a car like yours could jeopardize that senior award status. :p

I would not bet on my not wanting that car! Imagine the fun I could have at meets running a contest, “What’s the difference?”
You know like the puzzles that show you two pictures and you have to figure out what is different between them.:D
could it be we just started that contest?

[Jerry Jacobson]

I would not bet on my not wanting that car! Imagine the fun I could have at meets running a contest, “What’s the difference?”
You know like the puzzles that show you two pictures and you have to figure out what is different between them.:D
could it be we just started that contest?

I think one is bigger...

[Roger D White]

Looks very familiar to me, especially with the clearly-visible nameplate. This model was made for me by a friend in Colorado when I owned the real car.

Dr Roger D White

[Dave Richards]

Looks very familiar to me, especially with the clearly-visible nameplate. This model was made for me by a friend in Colorado when I owned the real car.

Dr Roger D White

That same Colorado friend of yours, if I'm not mistaken, also made this mini-version of your 1979 Superior Cadillac Transport ambulance ... a gem which I have had the distinct privilege of being 'caretaker' of for the past 10 years!

http://home.comcast.net/~drichards247780mi/79CadAmbModel1.jpg

http://home.comcast.net/~drichards247780mi/79CadAmbModel2.jpg

Now, hmmm :rolleyes: ... if I could just convince that VERY talented gentleman (J.L.) to create a 'clone' of my 1973 M-M Volunteer as well!!! ;)

[Richard Vyse]

Now, hmmm :rolleyes: ... if I could just convince that VERY talented gentleman (J.L.) to create a 'clone' of my 1973 M-M Volunteer as well!!! ;)[/COLOR][/B]


Me too!!!!
:)

[Roger D White]

Yes, Dave, he is the same model builder. He built a 1979 Superior Sovereign limousine combination for me (the one used in the Superior 1978-1979 ads), and also a down-sized Miller-Meteor Cadillac ambulance, built on the same chassis.

Dr RD White

[John Royark JR]

I wish I had the talent to scratchbuild cars like that!! I have enough trouble building a stock kit sometimes:rolleyes: