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Graeme Ogg
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RE: Poll: Which '67? (8/31/2026)

Apologies to Plymouth fans but I've never been able to see this design as anything but a particularly crude, boxy and tinny-looking piece of metal sta...

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RE: Turn Signals.

I have a 22 year old car which doesn't have any of this driver assistance stuff, so I am fully in control (or at least I hope I am). But I recently ...

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RE: (Pic) A unique Studebaker Lark

Yes, very unusual. Personally, I'm more into the "back to nature" look. Of course, with global warming gathering pace, I may have to re-think my...

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RE: Stamp "diecast" with opening features:

Being to all external appearances a sensible, mature collector, I am generally quite happy with "sealed" models, and I know some people think opening ...

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RE: Stamp "diecast" with opening features:

Just a few thoughts, some of which overlap with points already raised above. Models keep getting more expensive, and if Stamp have come with a cost-...

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RE: Poll: Which '60? (8/25/2026)

I think a comparison between these two may have come up before, and I have always waded in saying I love the crisply styled but nicely toned-down 1960...

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RE: Stamp "diecast" with opening features:

Great, but they gotta do the doors as well! I mean, FM managed it years ago, and I'm sure Stamp could do it with tidier shutlines. And while they're...

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RE: Adapt and survive (contd.)

Well, they can certainly try, but will it do any good? Now if it were a camel, and could just get to that small puddle of water a few feet away, it ...

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RE: Adapt and survive (contd.)

Well, I'm glad some responses popped up while I was putting this reply together. I would have been kind of sorry if the biologically-powered Trabant c...

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RE: Poll: Which '67? (8/13/2026)

Pete R. says the Cougar looks very "formal". Is that a nice way of saying "unimaginative"? In styling terms I'd have to agree. As usual I have no id...

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RE: Autocult ups the ante on the Amphicar with the Amphi-Ranger

Amphicar - The Car That's Also A Boat | RIDICULOUS RIDES - YouTube Your Garage: 1964 Amphicar 770 - YouTube

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