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Maßstab |
1:43 |
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Hersteller |
STAMP MODELS |
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Jahr |
1956 |
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Automarke |
CADILLAC |
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Automodell |
ELDORADO SEVILLE |
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Kategorie |
ROAD CARS |
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Material |
RESIN |
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Stamp Models renders the 1956 Cadillac Eldorado Seville as a 1:43 scale model in resin, finished in Bahama Blue Metallic with White — capturing an exclusive V8 in miniature.
The 1956 Cadillac Eldorado Seville sat at the very top of the General Motors hierarchy, priced well above a standard Cadillac of the time. Distinguishable from the open-top variant by its pillarless hardtop roofline, the Seville was assembled with a level of hand-finishing unusual for a production car. Stamp Models has chosen this specific body style and colour combination for a resin 1:43 interpretation that will appeal to collectors of mid-century American luxury automobiles.
The Eldorado Seville was set apart by cut-down door tops, chrome-trimmed rear fins, and the distinctive Sabre-Spoke wheel covers. That scarcity, combined with the car's visual drama, cemented its status as a collector subject decades before the scale-model market took serious interest in 1950s American luxury.
For 1956, Cadillac fitted the Eldorado with a large OHV V8 equipped with dual four-barrel carburetors, producing more power than the standard Cadillac V8 of the same year. That output was exclusive to the Eldorado within the Cadillac range, making the engine specification a technical distinction that separates this car sharply from its siblings and adds depth to the collector narrative.
Stamp Models produces this subject as a resin casting, presented on a display base. The Bahama Blue Metallic with White two-tone finish reflects a documented factory colour option for 1956 Eldorado models, with the contrasting tones used to articulate the car's horizontal silhouette.
At 1:43, the Seville stands out on the shelf as a compelling example of Eisenhower-era luxury and performance alongside a collection of American cars of the period.
The Eldorado received a large OHV V8 with dual four-barrel carburetors producing more power than the standard Cadillac V8 of the same year, and this specification was exclusive to the Eldorado line.
Both were Eldorado body styles for 1956. The Seville was the hardtop coupe; the other variant was the open convertible. Both shared the same engine but had distinct body styles.
It is a resin casting, presented on a display base.
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