Hey,
How many of you wish the four door Auto had NOt been forgotten by the Model car manufactures, U remember Jo-Han offering a plethora of Buicks ,Chryalers and Caddies? Oh, Oldsmobiles too! with four of them door things. There were and are even today with the homogenized versions,More four door cars than Two door versions. Nowadays An old Phart like me can't stoop low enough to get in a HYUNDAI Veloster, Much less a Nissan coupe or a Toyota Coupe. Four doors, In most just barely. I wonder what Body parameters thay are fitted to.The Handsome and or Pretty, or the Old and Grey. Certainly not the latter!
In Models, some cars just look more imposing and formal. I wish they were still with us in more brands and types. the Four door Chevy from the T.V.show(Can't remember the name) Was a refreshing breath after so Many iterations of it's two Door sibling. A Buick or Caddy, Olds or Pontiac with four doors, Shoot! Just like the neighbor's car. He had Kids too!. Two doors wouldn't work!
Oh, a late update? of sorts anyway. There was an American mfgr. that produced there were,either 1/24 or 1/25 friction autos in the late 50s that were all four door cars. A Chevy. Pontiac ,Buick and Caddy. They were either available as Cop Cars, Firechief cars, or Sheriffs cars and some as Taxis.They were .98 each and so well detailed they easily matched AMT or JO-Han for body detail.No window glass or interiors.But, they could go like a Bat outta %%%! The thing is they didn't stop gently! They were easy to repair as long as you could find all the bumper and grille pieces.The Bumpers actually worked! I don't think I ever had a busted body.
But then, Looking at one one day,I thought, I wonder how I could make wondows for these. yeah Right! Then came interiors f Balsa. Paint jobs and covering up the half engraved signs on the sides trunks and tops. That's when I first ever used Plastic Wood on a model in plastic. It did work with those Odd plastic bodies though.