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john barry
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Matchbox Coca-Cola 1940 Ford Sedan Delivery Truck.....Caution !!!! Overscaled Unit

 

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The lighting and setup are terrific. The bear likes it too.



   
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john barry
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@bob-jackman   Thank you Bob !!!.....that skinny bear is actually a cat

Lion around at the Bus stop


   
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Galen55
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I've not see this model in the the Coke edition. Its cool...



   
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So that's what a bearcat looks like. A rare breed JB.



   
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Posted by: @bob-jackman

So that's what a bearcat looks like. A rare breed JB.

not one to sit on a hot topic bone of contention,Shop Stewart Bear immediately files a non-compete grievance on behalf of the Big Bear Brotherhood

shop Stewart


   
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Posted by: @bob-jackman

So that's what a bearcat looks like. A rare breed JB.

Dog,on the other hand,having had his butt chewed in a recent Animal Action suit,wisely chooses to remain non-committal

dog takes the fifth


   
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