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It's likely that the non-labelled ones were produced for John Day..as Barry did make models for him. The arrangement didn't last due to payment disput...
Auto Replicas. Early ones had no markings, later ones did. This was Barry Lester's first kit
It wasn't meant as an admonishment Bruce, merely an explanation.As there was obviously an element of supposition I decided to explain how the company ...
I like both equally. Were they thought of as 'stodgy' in 1955 I wonder?
The size of the models is determined by the equipment used to make them.This is a 'bastard scale' to put it politely and is the largest the existing e...
Like them both but Vignale...just.
I'm not a Rolls fan Mike but this is nice.
As a Brit where our speed limits vary from 80 to 30, depending ..upon location - motorways down to built up areas. You can find a lot of new friends i...
Packard for me. The Copper over Driftwood is the recolour for Brooklin's '54
Me too. I like the 67 but I'll be better after a good night's sleep
Well, I'd open the door, get in, turn the key, put it in gear and move away...that's what I usually do!
You're obviously a braver man than me Frank!...mind you, if Gareth Jones, the chap I was talking about, gave you a ride in his you may be persuaded! I...
Of course, but the car was a works machine built to win races
It's a great mag Rick...for anyone into Veteran and Vintage..and also some 50s and 60s stuff. Recent articles have included Corvair, Amilcar, Vauxhall...
I had an AK350 just like that!