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22/07/2021 7:52 am
Our 1941 Packard "One Twenty" Woodie LECC Xlll is, to me, the most beautiful, unique and desirable of all our 1/24 club models. The question is: does the unlucky number of thirteen mark the end of the line?
22/07/2021 12:30 pm
Rich, I agree with your thoughts regarding the Packard. Because of the time that has passed, I feel like we have seen the last of the club cars. Too bad.
22/07/2021 2:50 pm
Nope. But LECC XIV can.
Great pictures, great model Rich (talking about the Packard).
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