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20/06/2018 6:43 am
PICS - How about a couple more?
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20/06/2018 9:33 am
Nice photo and diecast.
20/06/2018 12:00 pm
Nice pics. That's one AWB I don't hve. Yet.
21/06/2018 3:53 am
Side story: When these were made Mr Wallace was in poor health. We got "the call" right as the cars were arriving, so he never actually saw the final product. However talking with the family we made sure there was one of these on display at his funeral. Hopefully that brought some smiles to his friends and family. Many of us collectors talk at times how these cars "bring back memories". This one just happens to be a rather different memory for me, and maybe for you too now. Sorry for the post, but I just wanted to share this short story.
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21/06/2018 10:27 am
Jim, I remember when that happened. We were a tight-knit community of East Coast racers "back in the day". Too often lately, we hear of another old racer passing.photo no longer available
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21/06/2018 12:55 pm
Like to see that 'Cuda in scale, wonder if Marlowe has one?
22/06/2018 10:52 am
Josh, that's not a model I have. I did just finish the Sox & Martin "Baccaruda."
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23/06/2018 6:23 am
...and that's just ONE of MANY!
23/06/2018 6:35 am
Hey Marlowe ....
How many man hours do you have in building something like that
Once again .... incredible workmanship
You did it again ... knocked it out of the ball park
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How is the new electrical service working out for you
23/06/2018 6:36 am
We ain;t getting any younger ... that's for sure ... so make everyday the best journey you can
23/06/2018 7:30 am
I'd say about 100 to 200 hours per project. The electrical panel...
... is working out fine! I love telling people how you helped me through that entire process.