A few Lone Stars

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starni999
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A few Lone Stars

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Hi all,
Just started to pick up a few of these, had loads as a kid, sorry I didn't split them up into individual numbers for photos, I can if it makes it easier.
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Very nice and feel free to add them to listings as they slowly :oops: grow
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I like the blister card.

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Reg there seems to me to be quite a few different wheel hub variations to be had on Lone Star flyers, are you able to provide some information on these variations?
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there are 4 different wheels Al
the impys have a knobley tread wheel with a hub disc like a #67 vw etc then there is the later wheel with a separate smooth tyre again a good comparison is the #67 with wheels and separate tyre
flyers have a disc insert on a plastic wheel giving an appearance similar to the prepro S/F disc wheels they changed to a spoke design a bit later looking like narrow S/F wheels
hope this helps
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fixer wrote:there are 4 different wheels Al
the impys have a knobley tread wheel with a hub disc like a #67 vw etc then there is the later wheel with a separate smooth tyre again a good comparison is the #67 with wheels and separate tyre
flyers have a disc insert on a plastic wheel giving an appearance similar to the prepro S/F disc wheels they changed to a spoke design a bit later looking like narrow S/F wheels
hope this helps
It does Reg but for the benefit of others some images of the individual wheel hub types would be really helpful mate.
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Finally getting around to putting a photo up in this section.
This is the extent of my Impy lineup. I can recall having a zodiac sw in blue as a kid, I believe it had a reddish orange interior.
These certainly seem to have a lot of play value with their opening hoods and trunks ( or should I say bonnets and boots) doors a jeweled lights and detailed engine bays.
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Thanks for posting, I'd forgotten all about the MK3 Zody in metallic paint with the Go Faster stripe. LOADS of real ones like that round here in the early 70's!
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