John you've got a great collection of race cars. I'd love to be able to add some of them to my collection, but I retired in 2022 and have less discret...

Although the cars aren't something that I'm currently interested in, they are very nice models. You can't go wrong with a CMC model in 1/24 or 1/18.

I've got the #1 car, it's silver and red instead of the silver and black on Rich's model. I'm pretty sure it's the same model just different number an...

I've heard, "I somehow got lost even though I was using the GPS", anybody else ever hear this one?

It's an extremely detailed model for 1/64, however I have to agree with Ken Spear that the price is way out of my range for a 1/64 model.

We were in Costco earlier this week and I saw a guy walk by us with 5 or 6 of them in his cart, don't know what one's he had, I just wanted to get out...

I remember them all, with maybe the exception of the "Howdy Doody" show, I'm not sure if was still on when I started to watch the TV.

I didn't drive before 1960, but I've driven both a three on the tree and four on the floor. My 1970 Maverick had a three on the tree manual transmissi...

I was 12 in 69 and didn't go, but I probably have heard most, if not all of the songs played over the three days hundreds of times.

Thanks for the responses Ed, Chris, and Kevins, I guess I'll do a google search for 1/64 MB Gullwing and see what happens.

Does anyone know if the AutoArt 1/43 version of this same model have any opening features?

(@ed-davis) is "toycargeek" a seller on Ebay or just the name of Dave Gilbert's website, I've heard of die cast direct and have probably bought from t...

@kevins Who makes this model and where can they be found?  

1/64 was what I started with when I got Matchbox cars when they were still made in England by Lesney and the original Hot Wheels redline cars back in ...