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(@vetteran)
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66 442 more pics

Sorry about the size - my bad.
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(@2003ford100)
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Nice, but I didn't know we could post pics of 1/8th scale here...lol.



   
(@vetteran)
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Yeah, they are kinda big.



   
(@vetteran)
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Let's try again.........

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(@Sal Lomma)
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These are really nice. Looks like a good model to acquire.



   
(@chris)
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Wow Andy, your pics really show the 3 main flaws: Wipers, Door locks & Turn signal lever.



   
(@Robert Geco)
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regarding a publication of intrest

Nice pictures of the olds. you might be interested in a publication get from Hemmings call Muscle Machines. This past issue I found my first Pony Car a 1982 Ford Mustang Boss 302. Enven through it was not the real Boss of years passed and the new Boss it was a fun car I regret giving up.
I think you will fine the articles and pictures and comments one of the best publications you will be able to compare the diecast models to the real Mcoys.



   
(@2003ford100)
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Lol...actually Andy, the first set's better cuz they showed the detail better.



   
(@2003ford100)
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Ok Chris..lemme guess...the t.s. lever is too big...the w.s. wipers are chrome(?) and the door locks (the interior push/pull) are too big..or...should be black...help us out here please. Thanx!



   
Marty Johnson
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Chris, the Hurst Hairy Olds is a great source for racing parts. Best part is that because...

... of the two engines, you also get two of everthing! Throttle pedals, engines, Moon tanks, gear shifts, seats, seat belts, etc. The exhaust headers are metal too. I bought a second one as a sacrifice car for $60 on eBay.

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(@chris)
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Right, 1/10 scale door locks, 1/4 scale TS lever and why the SKY-HIGH wipers?



   
(@chris)
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Fantastic pics. I've been tempted (I do the know the history) but all I want are the wheels! (HA!)



   
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