1940 Buick M59 Station Wagon
SKU: BML10
AVAILABILITY: Out of Stock
BODY TYPE: Woody
MAKER: Buick
COLOR: Maroon
MEASURE: 125mm or 5 inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1940
DECADE: 40
Buick built less than 500 Woody wagons in a one year run. Biehl Body Co. of Reading Pennsylvania was responsible for this beautiful automobile. This particular car was owned by Warner Brothers and appeared in the 1942 movie ‘Now Voyager’, starring Bette Davis. Later Warners gifted the car to the actress.
Available in the new collectors box
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