Re: MOTORMANS FINDS
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2016 5:41 pm
I picked up this very nice example of the metallic lime green #45 Ford Group 6 with grey base at Falkirk last month.
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The #10 Piston Popper with the pre pro 'Superfast' base is much rarer Numi, imho.numi wrote:I hope your house-move went well MM and now settling in.Some nice surprises u posted here today which means this Boy had been busy lately.
I particularly like the Boss Mustang with smooth engine bay and feel that these are much less common than the #10 Piston Popper with smooth engine bay and early "Superfast" base or am i wrong.
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numi
U could be right MM but could also be a location or luck thing as i had 3x Piston Poppers with the early SF base pass my hands but none of the Boss Mustangs with smooth engine baysmotorman wrote:The #10 Piston Popper with the pre pro 'Superfast' base is much rarer Numi, imho.numi wrote:I hope your house-move went well MM and now settling in.Some nice surprises u posted here today which means this Boy had been busy lately.
I particularly like the Boss Mustang with smooth engine bay and feel that these are much less common than the #10 Piston Popper with smooth engine bay and early "Superfast" base or am i wrong.
Enjoy!![]()
numi
From my experience I agree with Al that the Piston Popper with SF base is harder to find than the smooth engine Boss Mustang and as such commands a higher price, although the Boss Mustang is a hard to find piece anyway.motorman wrote:The #10 Piston Popper with the pre pro 'Superfast' base is much rarer Numi, imho.numi wrote:I hope your house-move went well MM and now settling in.Some nice surprises u posted here today which means this Boy had been busy lately.
I particularly like the Boss Mustang with smooth engine bay and feel that these are much less common than the #10 Piston Popper with smooth engine bay and early "Superfast" base or am i wrong.
Enjoy!![]()
numi