35c Merryweather Fire Engine

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nearlymint wrote:That is a n great model Dan, since I found my one I have seen others. Strange how they all come out of the woodwork once you find one. J
Very true Jason, now, will someone please find another 'Long Seat' #69 Rolls-Royce so they all come out of hiding so I can have another one, Please, Please, Please!!!

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Nice find Dan. I have been looking for this variation since I found out it existed, No luck yet so they must be quite rare.
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nickjones wrote:Nice find Dan. I have been looking for this variation since I found out it existed, No luck yet so they must be quite rare.
Same here, nice find.
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nearlymint wrote:That is a n great model Dan, since I found my one I have seen others. Strange how they all come out of the woodwork once you find one. J
thanks Jason..thank you for alerting me to this variation
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Very true Jason, now, will someone please find another 'Long Seat' #69 Rolls-Royce so they all come out of hiding so I can have another one, Please, Please, Please!!!

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im looking im looking! :lol:
nickjones wrote:Nice find Dan. I have been looking for this variation since I found out it existed, No luck yet so they must be quite rare.
thanks Nick!
johnboy wrote:Same here, nice find.
thanks John!
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Glad u got it Dan,nice one and happy for u :D
I did see this in the murky waters and pity about the broken bumper-ends but desirable anyway... ;)
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thanks numi! as someone said...condition only matters if you have one :)
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Great find Dan, I have been searching for one of these since Numi revealed hers and to date i have not had any success.
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motorman wrote:Great find Dan, I have been searching for one of these since Numi revealed hers and to date i have not had any success.
thanks! and youll find one...we have confidence in you!
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There's a difference to the rear plastic moulding on these two which I feel may have been noticed before, but I couldn't find anything. Also notice the orange/red versus the red.
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Brad Pittiful wrote:
motorman wrote:Great find Dan, I have been searching for one of these since Numi revealed hers and to date i have not had any success.
thanks! and youll find one...we have confidence in you!
Not before i do!!!! Image
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