1949 Kaiser Virginian

VERY RARE 1949 Kaiser Virginian Museum Edition created for Route 66 Models by Conquest. You don't see these models changing hands very often!

The Indian Ceramic paint matches the 1:1 1949 Virginian at the Gilmore Car Museum. Overall, the paint is very nice except for the issues noted below. These paint imperfections are very subtle, and only seen when the light hits them just right. I have purposely positioned the lights to show them.

The "Virginian" script is present on both front fenders. Includes original box and foam in excellent condition.

I have highlighted some imperfections with blue boxes in the photos:

Two flaws on the hood - they do not look like typical paint rash, but rather small flaws in the casting that were painted over - just my opinion.

Two small blisters on the trunk.

Antenna is broken off but included.

Glue blobs around both headlights, wipers and side windows. Fortunately, the front and side windows are flat, so those would be easier to replace than molded windows, if desired.

Tires do not want to stay on the wheels.

While it is not unusual to see these imperfections on a typical white metal model, I wanted to provide as much detail as possible due to the rarity of this model. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.