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28/03/2023 11:29 pm
A number of years back, MotorMax did a series of ordinary, standard 1970's type automobiles in 1/24th like this AMC Gremlin.
29/03/2023 1:30 am
interesting vehicle. Mike Hachette, Whitebox, Salvat et al are bringing out a few standard 1970s American cars. Heres a 1974 Ford Maverick, from ebay.
29/03/2023 8:03 am
I have the Gremlin, Maverick and Comet and while they are budget models they fill in spots in my collection that I enjoy.
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29/03/2023 2:25 pm
interesting vehicle. Mike Hachette, Whitebox, Salvat et al are bringing out a few standard 1970s American cars. Heres a 1974 Ford Maverick, from ebay
Thanks ! Sometimes, standard, ordinary everyday cars are what tended to actually be seen on the streets back in the day.
I have the Gremlin, Maverick and Comet and while they are budget models they fill in spots in my collection that I enjoy.
Yep, these budget diecasts tended to do somewhat more unlikely models, Bob. They were certainly priced affordably, lol ! !
30/03/2023 3:34 am
Mike heres a 1975 Chrysler 180, I found on ebay tonight. Not a car I'm familiar with but looks quite nice.
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30/03/2023 2:48 pm
Geoff, that Chrysler 180 looks very well done ! If it's done nicely as this one appears to be, such everyday cars can be a good bargain and add a lot to a collection.
30/03/2023 2:54 pm
A number of years back, MotorMax did a series of ordinary, standard 1970's type automobiles in 1/24th like this AMC Gremlin.
I would like to see the 1972 Gremlin X (304 badging) in orange done in 1:43.
This post was modified 1 year ago 2 times by Jack Dodds
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30/03/2023 3:12 pm
I am confident that AMC Gremlin X will eventually be done in 1/43, if not by MotorMax it will be by somebody else.
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30/03/2023 3:47 pm
Ewww; a Bumble-Bee version:
