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28/07/2022 8:03 am
As seen before, the Maverick, also 2 Mustangs, the white one I liked with the red interior and the black one for my wife who liked that one. They will fit in well in my extensive Mustang collection lol. Yes, my missus has a few models herself and enjoys them as well. Jumajo is the store out of France that I acquire my models from. 
28/07/2022 10:40 am
Geno these look nice. Are they static models?
28/07/2022 1:11 pm
I've got enough Mustangs but really am interested in the Maverick.
Geno, when you receive the Maverick will you post your impressions here?
Thanks, buddy.
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28/07/2022 2:34 pm
Hi guys, Bob, they are, just like the Automodello models are static displays. Mark, I sure will. 
28/07/2022 4:10 pm
Thanks Geno. I see a purchase coming.
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28/07/2022 5:26 pm
You're welcome guys, Mark, I too have quite a few Mustangs but these will be the first convertible Mustangs in my collection. Bob, you are most certainly welcome. 
28/07/2022 5:29 pm
Geno, these are hard for me to tell, but I believe they are sold in the U.S. as Motor Max, Welly, Neo models. I actually saw all of these models in St. Augustine yesterday under those label, including a 65 Riviera, 70 Buick GS, 70 Coronet Super bee. These stood out to me as I did not have models of these cars. They opening doors, and hoods.
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29/07/2022 1:23 pm
Hi John, all these are curbside models and have no opening features. I have a few of them already. Motomax does make similar models, The Maverick they make has the funky 5 mph bumpers and their Mustangs are weirdly shaped. Welly makes a better '65 Mustang. Their Buick is actually 1/26 scale. I do have their yellow with black stripe Super Bee, it's not too bad.
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