#36 Hot Rod Draguar
Re: #36 Hot Rod Draguar
Thanks Jason, I didn't know about that, I'll have to keep my eyes open in the future.
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Re: #36 Hot Rod Draguar
Great information Jason, although it's a model I have very little love for tbh ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
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Re: #36 Hot Rod Draguar
Hi Alex, I do quite like this one. Not quite sure what ones I do have as I have not found them yet. Somewhere in the bottom of a box. Jmotorman wrote:Great information Jason, although it's a model I have very little love for tbh
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Re: #36 Hot Rod Draguar
I have to like the Draguar being E based and Cali custom culture, and rock n roll combined.
#38 was a bit late with the bubble top craze being long gone before 1970.
But I'd like to think Lesney got it's inspiration from Bobby Freeman's new '62 double-bubble top Jag full custom.
Was one of the coolest bubble top customs ever created.
#38 was a bit late with the bubble top craze being long gone before 1970.
But I'd like to think Lesney got it's inspiration from Bobby Freeman's new '62 double-bubble top Jag full custom.
Was one of the coolest bubble top customs ever created.
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