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OK. Johnboy. I understand.johnboy wrote:mike wrote: AU AU AU AU .........
zBret, why do I get the whip.
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mike wrote:OK. Johnboy. I understand.johnboy wrote:mike wrote: AU AU AU AU .........
zBret, why do I get the whip.
Today pause at the Matchbox model.
I'm going to go, and to love my wife.
Good night collector friends.
Goodnight MikeGoodnight johnboyjohnboy wrote:
Mike, the wife will give you the whip because the big box, is not her Christmas Giftmike wrote: AU AU AU AU .........
zBret, why do I get the whip.
mike wrote:Today pause at the Matchbox model.
I'm going to go, and to love my wife.
Hello zBret, see here:::zBret wrote:Mike please more photos and info of this model
I looks like 1967-68 Pontiac Firebird- The first real car I ever had was a 68' Firebird in black.
zBret is interested in this model
SMS88 wrote:I wonder which model the Lesney look box was issued with ? The blue ink looks a bit light so if unlucky it could be a Chinese made anniversary issue box however the turquoise Mercedes 230SL next to it looks like a fine gem worth at least £25 on ebay, a Russian issue from old Politoys tooling. No idea what the boxed red car is on the right but it looks well made....... Sadly black ISO and bronze Lotus look to be either repaints or marker coloured. Some nice sikus like the VW LT31 and ADAC Porsche 916. Boxed garage looks like a fine 1960s accessory worth a bit too!
I lived with a girl who had a green 68 firebird. I had a 77 trans am in gold at the time. That was around 1988.zBret wrote:Mike please more photos and info of this model
I looks like 1967-68 Pontiac Firebird- The first real car I ever had was a 68' Firebird in black.
zBret is interested in this model