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[Closed] Has anyone done business with Top Speed Models in Chino, CA? Any opinions?

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Has anyone done business with Top Speed Models in Chino, CA? Any opinions?



   
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they're fairly new, but they're part of TrueScale Miniatures...

which has been around for a number of years.

Top Speed models are their lower priced (though not at all cheap), sealed resin series.

So far I've heard of the new Ford GT, McLaren 675LT & Jag F-Type Coupe, though I think there are more.

Here's a review on the new McLaren from Diecast Society.



   
Marty Johnson
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Only a hop, skip, and a jump from you. Why not drive there?



   
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Thanks Gavin and Marlowe. I saw a pre-order that I'm interested in. I'll see if it can be picked up



   
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Gavin...i just now had the chance to read the link you included. Thanks again very much!



   
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no problem, Steve...glad to help. Are you going to order one?



   
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I did place an order for the silver Ford GT. Now I see that it's available thru Legacy. This will be probably the last model I'll buy. It will also be the first resin model for me. I'm thinking that I'll keep 15-20 models from the hundreds i have now. It's going to be tough to choose the ones to keep.



   
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