Unboxing of Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Touring Sedan 1941

[@ImperialDiecast]

Since you like collecting black cars, MCG has made a similar model, the Cadillac Fleetwood 60, if you're interested :)

[@Presleyfg]

So where does one acquire one of these

[@yanuartrisullo7034]

If you love luxury vintage cars, especially Cadillac, you should try precision miniatures (not greenlight precision). It has amazing details and more satisfy then BOS models i think.

[@thomasjordan5578]

Strong point appears to be authentic detail. Openings would predicate non authentic hinges, Im suggesting the openings sacrificed for the superior authenticity in detail could be acceptable.

[@vantagebyciclecollector3518]

I agrew with toy its a nice car but were s the opening doors the real chrome or detail underneath dued i agree with you on 100%

[@marfilone7925]

Good, even if it is not opening. And second box is Tatra 603 I suppose.... :)

[@ExternalStar]

It is not Tatra :) lets wait for it :)

[@charliekirsch8051]

Hey! I'm from oregon

[@richardnapper2074]

That's a nice car but I would not buy it for that price. To many little things wrong.

[@lavadodhugo5181]

What do you expect for a little over a hundred bucks.It's just for the exterior. Its not CMC. The nicer the nice the higher the price.

[@panagiotiszografos7529]

Actually padrino doesn't fit with this cadillac. The better one is the 1940s one

[@climbaclubba]

Dude, you'd better change ur wheel spinning criteria. Because when the model is insanely piece of garbage, wheels spin freely, just like a children's plastic toy. If a realistic mechanism is applied, like Mercedes G of Almost Real, it won't spin that easy. Otherwise, thanks for great informing videos. I appreciate your business. I will never buy a car shaped box made of nylon called resin.