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@l-m-delage Are they going for that or is it just speculation? The highest completed auction figure I see is $57, with a bunch in the $20-35 range.
@100ford2003 The ones missing are: The Blues Brothers Bullitt (bad guys chase car) The Big Lebowski (who can forget The Dude?) Kill Bill (the ...
Remember there are two Black Beauties - the old TV version (Corgi) and the more recent silly movie version (Vitesse). I count 26 TV and movie cars in ...
And here is a real NART car, the 1965 Le Mans winner. Recently sold by the Indy 500 museum.
@ed-davis North American Racing Team. Started by Luigi Chinetti, and ran from 1958 to 1982. Here's the Wiki page, and a few of mine. They're easy to s...
I have all of those as well David, except I replaced my '55 winner with the beautiful AUTOart. There is one C-Type left out however, QLM034, the...
Arnolts. And Cunninghams. And any NART cars. Any 1981 Le Mans cars I don't yet have. There are probably others.
A couple of '34s from Design Studio. The yellow coupe has the most flawless paint I have ever seen on a white metal model.
@ed-davis I went with Aztec Red. They don't come much redder than this.
Must....have....Porsches.....
Of course I have to post this, the ultimate Kenna Hereford. I was once told the actual car was in Norway.
Bang made a decent replica of the 1957 Maserati 450S that won Sebring.
Now I know who I was bidding against on the transformer transport!
Perhaps they have noticed what LCD is doing.