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(@karl)
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George Pekarik just donated 100 photos of his PTH cars (Past-Time Hobbies) to hobbyDB! Check it out! I have just uploaded them.  https://www.hobbydb.com/.../hob.../subjects/pth-models-brand  

 

1 98 McDonalds w Grimace 3
1 76 1961 vette jewel blue SCCI 3
1 36 1996 Impala SS Plum Crazy 3
1 10 PTH 9 Packard Green with vinyl  roof 3


   
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(@perrone1)
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Those you show here are super nice; especially the 34 Packard!


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David Green
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Thank you Karl. This is an excellent addition to the hobbydb database. Thank you and George.


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(@bob-jackman)
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I have several PTH models and like them all. I never knew they did the 61 Corvette and would love to get one. I do have the MiniMarque in a few colors.



   
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(@fred-eliseeff)
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1934 Packard initially was mase by American Automobile Miniatures (AAM). This short- lived company was established by Lee Elmes in a collaboration with Alistair Duncan in 1987. Later pattern was acquired by Richard Hutchins who added it into his SAMS range.



   
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I have to agree with TP on this one.  The Packard is the one.



   
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