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Yes many are still around. A former Guildsman from Maryland (early 60's) published an illustrated history of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild in 200...
Who removed the "TRUMP" letters from it?
I hope they put 4 street tires on it rather than rear slicks.
My maternal grabdmother was born in London OH in 1902.
I always loved designing future cars but feltI did not have what it took. When I see something like that Toronado concept, I think "hell, I designed ...
Would luv to see the 300C in the Caddy color.
The Gaylord looks like something entered in theFisher Body Craftsman's Guild in the 1950's. The Opal concept looks like it shares the body of GM's As...
I was not aware the '57 T-Bird Ertl 1:18 mold was ever issued in the color Thunderbird Bronze. Ertl Authentics issued a red version (which I have) and...
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Looks more like something the Kardashian's would own.
We need more '66 442's and '69 Boss 302's.HWY61 did not issue many colors and I missed the original issues. Also need the prices below $100.
That's worse than texting while driving!
Are these on the market yet? I don't see them on any retail sites, including Legacy. What is the approx. price point for these? I am not that familia...
And always know where your fingers are relative to any antenna, mirrors, wipers, etc. Some models are easy while others are real SOBs.
In 2010, Exoto held a sale and I purchased the 1967Corvette coupe in Marlboro Red (aka Maroon) for $60. Prices later jumped to $150. Glad I got that o...