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[Closed] The big fish eat the little fish. So it stands to reason that....

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Harv Goranson
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The big fish eat the little fish. So it stands to reason that....

....big trucks will crush the little trucks! Part of my Christmas haul from Santa.
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I used to buy very few trucks but lately I've been finding a few hard to resist, like this original monster truck by Greenlight based on the 1974 Ford F-250:

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I've had fun rolling this around the coffee table!

I also found this Greenlight 1970 Ford F-100 Ranger XLT quite nice. I wondered about the color, but Candy Apple Red does appear on the Ford car and truck paint charts for that year.

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Both of these were bought during pre-Christmas sales with discounts and free shipping. They ran me a mere $17 each.

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John Kuvakas
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I find myself wondering how Greenlight does it. They are incredible values.


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Bigfoot back in May... pic

When they introduced the pre-pro models, they had the real one there in front of the main office!

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