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[Closed] Anyone seen autotorquetopmarks on Ebay?

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(@john-roberts)
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Anyone seen autotorquetopmarks on Ebay?

This is the seller's Ebay name - some interesting models for sale.



   
(@Shel Platt)
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John Roberts,I can not pull up that seller.



   
(@randy-bahler)
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Shel, Just do a search for autotorque you will find the seller, its topmarque not topmark !



   
(@David Holcombe)
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A beautiful Rolls phaeton. Thanks, JR.



   
(@Shel Platt)
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Thank you Sir Randy.



   
(@john-roberts)
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Sorry about the spelling mistake - was in a rush!



   
(@Shel Platt)
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John Roberts You are forgiven



   
(@karl)
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Are these detailed by him, or just out of the box? I love this Airline Coupe:

Top Marques / Abingdon Classics MG PA Airline 1934 C. Click on View seller's other items...



   
Harv Goranson
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They look out of the box Karl

I have the earlier Abingdon Classics MG PA Airline, but it does not have p/e wire wheels like the Autotorque.

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This is my friend Don Caldwell's PA Airline:
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(@john-roberts)
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K&R Replicas make exquisite kits of the Airline MGs.

Available in PA or PB versions, I think they originate from the original Abingdon Classics masters. John Roff and Max Kernick were involved with Abingdon Classics and later K&R (hence the initials) The Roff family now run K&R and Max, as you know, runs Autotorque.



   
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