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Excellent Mike. Isnt it great you've kept it all these years?
........... Isnt it great you've kept it all these years?
It is !
That's a pretty neat keepsake!
It really is, John ! My Dad sometimes would also get me a Schuco car imported from West Germany after he was on a business trip. I still have some.
It's an Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider Touring, US spec, from '58-'62! A lovely kit!
It's an Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider Touring, US spec, from '58-'62! A lovely kit!
Thanks, Karl ! The box is long gone so I had only known it was an Alfa Romeo. It sure is a cool automobile and I know I was delighted with it when I was a kid ..... and I still am !
Now, THAT'S really cool! I wish that I had my models from my childhood! I have none! I do have a couple of Tonka-pressed steel trucks, though.
I am like that, too, Marty. I have a couple 1/25 promos and a few other model automobiles in different scales, but I used to have many more that have vanished into the mists of time.
It's held up well. Wish I still had all the models I built as a kid. Even though today you can get the same model that I built in the 60's. Only difference is that I paid $1.50 for a kit compared to $30-35 today.
Lol, prices have gone up a bit since back then, haven't they !


