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[Closed] [PICS] Someone said recently that the Neo '70 T-Bird looked like an AMC Eagle

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Graeme Ogg
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[PICS] Someone said recently that the Neo '70 T-Bird looked like an AMC Eagle the way it was perched on its wheels. (post #24854)

Neo must have been listening. They have released an '81 Eagle wagon. Not an expert on those but it looks convincing enough and quite tidily done?

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A wave of barely contained excitement sweeps through the model collecting world like a tidal wave ...


Graeme.M. Ogg
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 Joop
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this model will be on my wish-list.



   
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Interesting choice by NEO. Looks decent but 80s cars don't do it for me.



   
Curtis Parisi
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Not into cars past the sixties but rented one of these in MN. in the winter in the eighties. Really liked it. I do commend Neo on their color choice for the model. Good choice.



   
Mark Lampariello
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Neo just cant let go of the 80s despite all the interest in the 60s



   
Harv Goranson
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It was once said that auto nostalgia follows a roughly 25 to 30-year time span.

Remember AE/Neo go a big start in the US making the big land barges from the 1970s and 1980s, so that is a bit of a niche for them. Your best bet for the 1960s is Goldvarg.



   
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