Early Motor Vehicles
by
Phil Marchese
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This complex re-design of the Highway Pioneer Sears Buggy
represents the car that nearly destroyed the Ford Automobile empire
with a law suit. This 1/32 scale rendition was designed and built by
Phil Marchese of Annandale, Va. |

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1904 Studebaker Rear Tonneau Tourer

This 1904 Studebaker rear tonneau tourer is a kit bash project
using the 1903 Cadillac and 1906 Rambler from the Gowland highway
pioneer series and a few other parts and plastic materials. Compare
it to the real 1904 thru 1905 Studebaker.
1903 Ford Model A Van

This 1/32 scale 1903 Ford Model A Van is kit bash of the Gowland
Highway Pioneer 1904 Olds Van and the 1903 Ford Model A rear tonneau.
Text and Images Copyright © 2004 by
Phil Marchese
Page Created 02 September, 2004
Last updated
05 September, 2004
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